Anyone refreshing their social media hoping to get an update about LeBron James’ signing can probably take a break since it doesn’t sound like an answer is imminent. <\/p>\n
On the latest episode of the Game Over<\/a> podcast, James’ agent, Rich Paul, told Max Kellerman “there is none” when asked about a timeline for the future Hall of Famer to sign.<\/p>\n Even though the timeline for James doesn’t seem to have a definite end date, teams are doing what they can to sell him.<\/p>\n ESPN’s Shams Charania\u00a0reported<\/a>\u00a0on Thursday that “leading suitors” for James have been sending voice memos to Paul, who then forwards them along to the four-time NBA MVP.<\/p>\n The Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, Golden State Warriors, Minnesota Timberwolves and Philadelphia 76ers\u00a0were teams listed by Charania.<\/p>\n It’s not a surprise those teams would be mentioned since that group seems to be who James is choosing from.<\/p>\n One reason James doesn’t have a timeline to decide is because those clubs are largely set in terms of what they can offer him. There’s a little wiggle room teams like the Cavs and Warriors, depending on what their expected deals for James Harden and Draymond Green come in at.<\/p>\n For the most part, though, James is\u00a0likely looking at a minimum deal<\/a>\u00a0and simply figuring out where his best fit will be.<\/p>\n A point of emphasis from James’ camp after revealing he would not be returning to the Los Angeles Lakers is he was\u00a0prioritizing<\/a>\u00a0his “happiness” over money, though it’s unclear what exactly that means.<\/p>\n