LeBron James confirmed that he indeed wishes to one day play with his friends Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul; the quartet they call “The Brotherhood”.  Many have criticized James for “needing” a superteam to win a championship but James explains that wanting to play with his brothers goes deeper than basketball.

“I don’t know how realistic it could be,” James said Wednesday, after the Cavs beat Milwaukee 113-104. “It would definitely be cool if it happened, but we don’t know how realistic it could be to have us four, but, I mean, if you got an opportunity to work with three of your best friends, no matter what.

“It’s not even about sports, it’s about being around guys that you don’t even have to say nothing, you automatically know. We just have that type of history, so, can it happen? I don’t know if it can even happen, but it would be cool.”

The original Bleacher Report interview was done February 8th, but with all the cryptic tweets and James recent actions, it’s contents were released at a very precarious time.  There’s been lingering reports that James will leave Cleveland again and just last week he posted a photo on his Instagram (in gallery above) with The Brotherhood, saying who cares if people don’t agree with their decisions.  He’s definitely adding fuel to the fire.

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source: Cleveland.com