Speculation about a potential partnership between LeBron James and Stephen Curry was firmly dismissed by LeBron’s longtime agent Rich Paul, who made it clear that such a scenario is not realistic.
The topic surfaced during a discussion led by analyst Max Kellerman, who outlined a hypothetical on-court fit involving multiple playmaking forwards and an off-ball point guard — a vision he admitted became more appealing the more he thought about it.
“I was thinking about Draymond, watching two point-forwards playing on the same team with a point guard who’s off-ball a lot,” Kellerman said. “Oh my god, the more I think about it, the more I need to see it. And the more I think about it, the more I think it actually makes basketball sense for both teams.”
Paul, however, was quick to shut down the idea with a mix of sarcasm and finality.
“Why don’t we just play Duck, Duck, Goose?” Paul replied, before cutting the speculation short. “It’s not going to happen. So why are we talking about things that are not going to happen?”
When pressed to explain why such a move was unrealistic, Paul declined to elaborate further, reiterating that the conversation itself was unnecessary.
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