Lebron James Wants Ray Allen on the Cavs; NBA Star to Create Game Show
Cleveland Cavaliers' forward LeBron James was recently reported to have visited Miami as part of his two-week rest period following his left knee and lower back strains. However, the NBA superstar also had another reason to visit the Sunny State: meeting with Ray Allen.
"During James' Miami jaunt, the four-time MVP met with free-agent guard and former Miami Heat teammate Ray Allen to try to appeal to the league's all-time leader in 3-pointers again about joining the Cavs this season," ESPN reported.
Apart from Allen, the 30-year-old athlete had also come in contact with other ex-Heat free agents like James Jones and Mike Miller.
James could also be getting into the game show business, according to reports. The NBA superstar's SpringHill Productions is currently working with NBC to "create a prime-time game show with payouts that could reach seven figures."
It was also found out that the program has already found its lead producer in Andrew Glassman whose works include "Average Joe" and "Three Wishes."
"It gives people here an opportunity to live out a dream, the things they only dreamed about, and that's to make more money than they ever thought they could make in their lives," James said. "So it's a life-changing experience if they get an opportunity to be selected, and I thought starting here, with the people that I love here, means a lot to them. And me being a part of the game show is just all part of my team doing things that's outside the box but also that's fun for families and people that any ages can gravitate to."
The show doesn't have a program name or an airing date yet.
