Two years ago, Lebron James had delivered on his promise to give Cleveland an NBA championship.  Since then, the Cavs have reached the NBA Finals and lost to their Western Conference counterparts, the Golden State Warriors – both in devastating fashion.  And now, the inevitable seems to be happening.  Lebron seems to want out, or at least that’s how basketball experts see it.  If he does leave, which the teams will complement his style of play best and offer the most support?

While there are a lot of “ifs” about this scenario, if they are all overcome, what a combination this would be.  Probably the two biggest hurdles for Lebron would playing with Kyrie Irving again and fitting into a strict system.  If he can make it work, the Celtics can give the Warriors are run for their money.

Alongside Anthony Davis, the best big man in the game today, Lebron can do wonders.  Imagine an impenetrable defense coupled with the flowing style of game that only Lebron can facilitate.  And Jrue Holiday and Rajon Rondo can provide much-needed support as well.

The Knicks already have Kristaps Porzingis.  Acquiring Lebron would be a massive boost to their franchise.  And since they are a big-market organization, they can make deals happen and bring in another superstar to create another super team to rival that of Golden State.