There's a movie script somewhere that says LeBron James is supposed to finish his NBA career playing for the New York Knicks. This past season showed just how passionate the Knicks fanbase can be when they are good, with Madison Square Garden rocking every night of the playoffs.

James has a full no-trade clause, which will effectively allow him to pick his next team. Sorry, Utah and other rebuilding teams, but there’s no need for you to join the bidding if he does eventually make a formal trade request. LeBron will want to join a team that’s equipped to compete for a championship right away.

LeBron has a no-trade clause in his contract, and by opting in, he was able to retain the right to veto any move, effectively allowing him not only to force a trade but also to pick his next destination by blocking all sorts of deals that don’t please him.