New LeBron James sighting points to him signing with one team

Another day, and another LeBron James sighting. Ever since the longtime Los Angeles Lakers player announced that he was going into free agency, pretty much everything James has done has been under scrutiny.

But, it makes sense, because every little move he makes could indicate which team he ends up landing with to wrap up his legendary career.

On Thursday, James was spotted on the golf course, which, of course, is one of his favorite spots, and that garnered attention. But, who he was playing golf with is really what made this sighting special.

LeBron James spotted on the golf course with Golden State Warriors star

On Thursday, footage of LeBron golfing with Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors in Puerto Rico surfaced online and was shared by ESPN Cleveland.

The Warriors are one of the teams James has been seriously linked to, so it's no wonder this clip is quickly circulating online.

Also on Thursday, Shams Charania of ESPN shared that James has been spending a lot of time in Akron, Ohio, golfing as of late. He said that James "hasn't been in a rush" to make a decision about his future in the NBA and that "there's been no timetable that he's been operating under" to make that call.

The past few weeks, he's been spending time with family and friends, plus golfing, Charania added. The ESPN reporter also said that James has been spending time with "one of his close friends that he grew up with, Brandon Weems," who's now one of the leading executives of the Cavaliers.

So, on one hand, he's getting chummy with Green, which could point to a Warriors bid. But, Cleveland appears to be going hard to sign James, so this is still a deal that could absolutely go either way.

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