Leberon to the Oklahoma Thunder?  

I don't think this would be the case. Lebron's talent is undeniable and teams want him very much. But I don't think Lebron and Durant can play together. I don't think they have the chemistry.Both of this guy has a superstar ego, a go-to-guy, and has the same skills. Durant is a great player himself and I think he will improve more since he is very young and I think the addition of Lebron to the team will just hinder his progress.

I consider Oklahoma a dark horse in signing Lebron James. The Western Conference is very tough and it would still be difficult to capture the title. Even though it is good for the city that he teams up with Kevin Durant, the hometown difference still is a factor.

Everything is possible but this is something that I don't see happening. The Oklahoma City Thunder have a great future with Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook and putting LeBron James will hamper their growth. Durant is slowly becoming a solid star in the making, a star in the ranks of James himself, Kobe Bryant, and Dwyane Wade. At a very young age, both Durant and Westbrook possesses a lot of potential and needs all the exposure and guidance that they need. Durant in particular is heading the same way as what LeBron James have gone, entering the game with a very high potential and getting better and better fast. With the playoffs experience that the Thunder got during the 2009-2010 playoffs, there is no doubt that they'd become a lot better in the following seasons to come with Durant and Westbrook. Putting James in Oklahoma City would relegate Durant into a supporter role, not really a good position for him with all his potential. It's like putting Tracy McGrady with Vince Carter during their Toronto Raptors days or Kobe Bryant behind Eddie Jones and Nick Van Exel with the Los Angeles Lakers during the mid 90's. McGrady and Bryant really didn't flourish that much playing alongside with much experienced and reliable players, they were able to get out of their shell when they were given the exposure and time. The same thing could happen to Durant if he'll play with James. It's good for the Thunder but definitely not for Durant and sooner or later, he might just want to be out and had somewhere where he could really grow into his full potential.