Dealing with LeBron James is typically considered sacrilegious. LeBron James is the Lakers’ primary source of success and the one reason they are still relevant today.

However, the Lakers’ squad morale has plunged following a 0-4 start, and some fans have even expressed a desire to restart from scratch.

Trade talks have become particularly fascinating as a result of the current conditions. Former NBA coach George Karl has taken the opportunity to propose a partnership between LeBron James and league MVP Nikola Jokic.

In the past, the Denver Nuggets tried to sign LeBron James.

Although it is exceedingly improbable that the Lakers will move James, the Nuggets have attempted to sign him before. They wanted to approach him in 2018 before he inked a contract to join the Lakers.

With the Cavaliers, James made four consecutive Finals appearances and won one championship. He subsequently relocated to Southern California in an attempt to restore the Lakers to their former glory. Several teams, including the Houston Rockets and Philadelphia 76ers, were making strong arguments to lure the player to leave Cleveland.

But the Lakers eventually won, and in the summer of 2018, they signed one of the greatest players in NBA history. However, these three were not the only ones interested in acquiring Bron. The Denver Nuggets planned to sign the three-time NBA champion and combine him with Will Barton and Nikola Jokic.”After signing Jokic and Barton, the Denver Nuggets will aim on LeBron James, another free agent. In 2018, Chris Mannix of Sports Illustrated wrote, “The Nuggets have been in contact with James’s agent and will aggressively pursue a meeting.”

Jokic and LeBron together would be insane. Jokic is the best center in the game due to his versatility as a creator and scorer, making him difficult to stop. LeBron’s style of play, which focuses on drives to the rim and setting teammates up for open shots, would surely benefit him.

Unfortunately for Nuggets fans, it’s not a real-life scenario, but it’s still interesting to imagine about what may have happened if James had picked a different team in 2018.