One of the biggest uncertainties heading into the upcoming NBA offseason is LeBron James’ future.With the 23-year NBA veteran not ruling out retirement just yet, there have been many discussions on where James will land if he decides to play basketball for another season.The Los Angeles Lakers have expressed their desire to re-sign James for another season alongside six-time NBA All-Star Luka Doni. Still, ESPN’s NBA insider Brian Windhorst believes the Warriors are another team to keep an eye on if the reunion between James and the Lakers falls through.“If it doesn’t work out with the Lakers, I’d watch the Warriors,” Windhorst said Tuesday on ESPN’s “The Pat McAfee Show.”“I know that everybody loves the idea of LeBron in Cleveland, [but] Cleveland needs perimeter defense. It would be a great story. He would definitely help them, but Cleveland needs interior toughness and perimeter defense, and LeBron can do some of that. Also, that would require LeBron to play for three million bucks.“If he wants to play for three million, he could do it, but until I hear from [James’ agent] Rich Paul...