2014 NBA Free Agency Rumors & Predictions: LeBron James To LA Clippers? New Owner Willing To Spend A Fortune For Title Run! Playing With CP3 Also on King's Agenda!

The 2014 NBA Free Agency Rumors & Predictions will continue Finals or no Finals.  Even the central figure of the series, King James, will not be spared.

With good reason. He can become a free agent this summer. So can the other two subjects that comprise the Big Three. Win or lose, there is the possibility that Miami will not be the same team team by next season.

But LBJ to the Clips? Why is it even considered?

A brief refresher from ESPN:

"When the Donald Sterling scandal broke, James was one of the first and most prominent players to step up and voice his sentiments. "We're fighting to get an owner out of our league who shouldn't be a part of our league," he said. "No matter how long it takes, no matter how much money it costs, we need to get him out of there -- and whoever is associated with him doesn't belong in our league."

The Clippers were actually a team of interest then..and all the more now with Chris Paul running the show. LBJ has been open about wanting to play with him.

But why would he leave the Miami Heat-they are already an unbeatable dynasty?

Not quite and a lot of that question would be answered in the next two weeks that we call the NBA Finals. As ESPN states: "And the rest of the league is catching up. If the Heat had a margin of error before -- some cushion between themselves and the rest of the league -- it's now gone. If James' focus is on the future, Miami might not be the best place to be."

However we must remember, LeBron James is pushing 30 so..

"But if James sizes up the league, sees the writing on the wall, and determines that it's better to move sooner than later, then he could make a change this summer. He's not going to leave Miami for a worse situation or for a rebuilding team that's a couple of years away from title contention. If he changes teams, it will be to win right away."

The LA Clippers cannot sign him though, since they don't have the cap space. A proposed trade of Blake Griffin, Reggie Bullock and a first round pick may just be enough to convince Miami to trade the world's best player.