In a new trailer for an upcoming episode of The Shop, LeBron James appears to double down that he would like to play with Curry one day, potentially on the Golden State Warriors. While it is unclear as to if it will actually happen, James did name the Warriors as the team he would like to join out of all the teams in the playoffs.

James is eligible for a contract extension with the Lakers this offseason, but if he does not sign one, he will become a free agent next summer. The Warriors will almost certainly be unable to offer him anything more than the mid-level exception, but if James is willing to take a pay cut in his twilight, he might be open to such an arrangement.

In theory, James and the Warriors could join together to form yet another super-team in the Bay. However, whether both parties would agree to such a possibility is more than unlikely. It looks downright impossible.

In a trailer for an upcoming episode of The Shop, James, who faced the Warriors four straight times in the NBA Finals as a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers, said he would pick "Golden State" when asked which remaining playoff team he would join.

While James has pledged his allegiance to the Lakers many times, data has linked the Warriors as a top favorite to trade for James. In a recent report from Sam Quinn of CBS Sports, he listed an index of potential trade destinations for James. It noted that the Warriors would be one of the top landing spots for the veteran player.