Lebron would definitely make the Spurs real contenders.
But it's not the only thing we need to address in San Antonio.
Murray's jumper desperately needs to improve, and quickly.
We need to see improvement in the perimeter play of the bench, as well. Patty Mills just isn't good and he's far too undersized to defend the bigger shooters in the conference. And I'm not sure if we know what Derrick White is capable of. Rudy Gay struggled with injuries again. Bertans was inconsistent.
Suppose Danny Green is gone and they got Lebron.
You're probably looking at a starting 5 of Murray, Kawhi, Lebron, Aldridge, and probably Gasol if Aldridge can't/won't play the 5. Murray and (a healthy) Kawhi are athletic in the back court....that front court? Not so much.
And you're likely looking at limited minutes next year for Kawhi, Lebron and probably Aldridge too.
There will be fans with some concerns that Lebron would have to buy into the system as the Spurs typically pass the ball around a lot. Though I think if he's interested in joining the team he's smart enough to know what he is getting into and probably welcomes sharing the load after being the only real threat in Cleveland this past season.
I think it's very unlikely that Lebron joins the Spurs.
If he does, I'll be happy about it. But I don't think that alone guarantees a spot in the Finals.
