LeBron James says any thought about him being interested in playing for the Golden State Warriors is "nonsense."

LeBron James says any thought about him being interested in playing for theGolden State Warriors is "nonsense."
2/2/2018=22,4,42,15
33rd day of the year 332 left

he's 33  years old

Cleveland=33

on the 33rd day of the year

this happened on a day with 42 numerology and 33
Thirty three=66

On Thursday, ESPN reported that James would consider meeting with the NBA champions this summer when he can opt out of his contract and be a free agent. James said he initially laughed at the report and then became upset because it questions "what I'm trying to do here. It's a discredit to my teammates and the coaching staff here."

James understands there will always be speculation about his future, but any link to the Warriors is a "non-story."

"There's been so many stories about me the last few months and the last few days about where I'm going and where I'm at and what place I'm in. ... I'm here. I'm right here, and I'm right now, and this is my present, and this is where I'm at," James said.

"If you don't hear something coming from my voice, then it's not true. I don't give a damn how close they are, if it's my kids, my wife or whatever -- if it's not from me, it's not true."

The 33-year-old said reports about him undermine his attempt to get the Cavs to a fourth straight NBA Finals. James and the Cavs have played Golden State in the past three Finals.

James has said he intends to play the rest of his career in Cleveland, but that hasn't slowed speculation about his next move.