TOM WITHERS, AP Sports Writer
CLEVELAND (AP) — LeBron James doesn’t have any problem with Golden State building a super team.
With his Cleveland Cavaliers trailing the Warriors 3-0 in the NBA Finals, James was asked if it’s good for the league, or even fair, to have such a dominant team.
The Warriors added superstar Kevin Durant to a team that won a record 73 games a year ago. Now they are 15-0 and on the cusp of an undefeated postseason.
James joined forced with All-Star Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh in Miami to win titles. He doesn’t begrudge the Warriors for adding to a star-laden team given that it’s within the rules. He points to the New York Yankees of the 1990s, who signed high-priced free agents to build a dynasty.
James says this is what happens in sports, and if he ever becomes an owner “I’m going to try to sign everybody.”
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