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#4 San Antonio Spurs
No matter who they have, the Spurs are still the Spurs. Every single year, the San Antonio Spurs managed to win over 50 games; even in two shortened seasons. Even though Tim Duncan retired two seasons ago, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili are on their last legs, and Kawhi Leonard has missed most of the 2017-2018 thus far, the Spurs are still sitting third in the Western Conference.
If James goes to San Antonio, he knows that he will not only will he be able to compete for an NBA Championship every year, but he will also have an all-time great Head Coach, as well as an all-time great General Manager. The Spurs are notoriously known for their great conditioning and resting players throughout the season, and this would be attractive to James as his body eventually wears down.
It has to wear down eventually, right?
Guess the Lakers players!
