Phoenix Suns team governor Mat Ishbia is aggressive enough to pursue a soon-to-be 41-year-old LeBron James after just getting burned by a soon-to-be 37-year-old Kevin Durant. The Lakers should pounce at the opportunity to negotiate with him.

According to Bobby Marks of ESPN, there is another complicating factor. He was asked on "Get Up" if there is a market for James, and he said that there isn't.

Chris Mannix joins 'The Off C'Season' show to weigh in on where LeBron James could land next season if he does not stay in Los Angeles. Why New York could be a likely landing spot for LeBron James ori

Deandre Ayton, the Los Angeles Lakers' new free agent signing, will be the ninth No. 1 overall pick to be a teammate of LeBron's. That's the most in league history. MORE: Lakers make 'insane' decision that could jeopardize future with LeBron, Luka

With LeBron reportedly opting into his $52.6 million player option, he'll become the 1st player in NBA history to play a 23rd season.

After star forward LeBron James opted into his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers for the 2025-26 season, there remains speculation that he could push for a trade at some point during the final year of his deal.