Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James can be a free agent this summer, and the entire NBA is going crazy about it.

Part of the reason for that is because the Cavs have not been as good as expected this season, and everyone knows that one of the biggest priorities for James is to keep winning championships. Right now, it's unclear if the Cavaliers can do that.

So far this season, James has been rumored to possibly joining several teams, some realistic and some far-fetched. But on Thursday, a report came out about which teams James actually be eyeing for when his free agency comes around on July 1.

Those teams are the Cavs, Los Angeles Lakers, Houston Rockets, and Philadelphia 76ers, per Kevin O'Connor on The Ringer.

There’s been whispers, mostly on social media, about whether LeBron James would consider the Spurs because of the mutual respect between James and Popovich, now the coach of the USA men’s basketball team. But I’ve consistently heard from multiple league sources that LeBron currently has only four teams on his list: the Cavaliers, Lakers, Rockets, and 76ers.

Of course, this is all rumor at this point. But O'Connor is well-connected around the NBA, so this report should not be taken lightly.

But here's the thing: Only two of those teams can give him a legitimate chance to win next year — the Rockets and 76ers. They already have very good rosters that if James is added, it might be an automatic favorite to unseat the Warriors.

Re-upping with the Cavaliers is always a possibility considering Cleveland is his home and he means so much to the entire state of Ohio.

The Lakers? It's a pipe dream for fans in Los Angeles and the team has the cap space to do it, but it won't give him the best chance at a championship. There are better teams than the Lakers out there.

July 1st can't come fast enough.