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What Would the Timberwolves, or Any Other Team, Be Getting in a 41-Year-Old LeBron James?
Minnesota has opened talks with LeBron James' camp as reports link the veteran star to several title contenders, including Cleveland and Golden State.
On Sunday, the Minnesota Timberwolves reached out to LeBron James' camp to signal their interest, according to The Athletic's Jon Krawczynski. The franchise opened lines of communication with James' representatives.
CBS Sports analyst Sam Quinn argues that Minnesota offers James a unique legacy opportunity to help a contender solve postseason struggles, built around Anthony Edwards, Rudy Gobert, and Jaden McDaniels.
Despite being a 41-year-old veteran, James shot 58% in clutch situations last season and ranks in the 91st percentile overall via DunksAndThrees.com, proving he remains far from "washed."
Philadelphia, Miami, Cleveland, Golden State, and Denver also remain potential destinations for the star. Agent Rich Paul told Forbes on Friday that a decision from James is not expected anytime soon.
Winning a championship with Minnesota would differ from joining an established contender, offering James a distinct closing argument for his career, as the franchise has never won a title.