LeBron James is one of the greatest players of all time. Regardless of if you love him or hate him, you just can’t deny the fact that he’s dominated the league for almost two decades now and that he’ll down as the top-notch small forward ever.

However, like most superstars of the game, he’s needed a lot of help to win NBA Championships. There’s no shame in that, as no one has single-handedly won a trophy in the history of the game, no matter how you want to twist it.

James’ game could be easily complemented by shooters, players that know how to move off-ball, and some guys with a great feel for offensive rebounding. That’s the formula that has worked out better for him throughout his career.

But, if you had the chance to put together the ultimate team to help out the King, how would you do it? If we gave you this list of players and a 15$ budget, who would you pick? Let’s break it down:

A bevy of NBA players have reacted to the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder and the consequent Twitter comments from President Donald Trump, which have drawn plenty of ire.

Ayesha Curry, wife of Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry, took major issue with Trump referring to the Minneapolis protesters as “THUGS,” and Isaiah Thomas didn’t hide his feelings (NSFW warning):

Twitter decided to censor Trump’s tweet due to violating the terms of use and “glorifying violence.”

Bradley Beal, through word and action, has shown an incredibly strong commitment to the Wizards.

But is there an opening to pry him from Washington?

Beal on his contract extension, via “All The Smoke“:

It was definitely tough. I came down to damn near the deadline on my decision, because I kind of play devil’s advocate. The whole year, I’m weighing pros and cons of staying or leaving, signing and not signing. Do I wait and try to sign this summer? Or do I wait and try to get traded? Or do I wait and play my contract out? So, I had a bunch of options.