LeBron James has recently spawned signs of a reunion with Dwayne Wade, hinting that the two could become teammates in the future. According to Bleacher Report, after the Miami Heat pulled out a 101-91 victory over the Cavaliers on Christmas Day, James and Wade embraced on the court. It was then that James uttered some cryptic words.

The LA Times reports that there is a recorded clip of the moment where James says, "If things aren't better this year, we're going to reunite again and do some bigger and better things, all right?"

However, James denies that he was discussing such a reunion. ESPN.com's Dave McMenamin has James' full statement: "I've seen the clip just like you've seen the clip. I don't know exactly what I said at the beginning, either. I know I said 'We'll get back together and do some bigger and better things,' but it had nothing to do about basketball.

I mean, if I was going to tell him that, I'd tell him the night before. Come on guys, I'm not stupid. I know I didn't go to college but I'm not stupid. I wouldn't say that on Christmas with a hundred cameras around... Everybody gets so involved in basketball, our friendship, obviously, is bigger than basketball. So you know, our last four years couldn't be bigger and better even if we did get back together. But whatever. It's crazy."

There have been some whispers that the Cavaliers aren't doing well, though, and that James may not bode well with it. Fox Sports reports that the first season of James' return home has not been as triumphant as many had hoped, and a report came out of Ohio this week indicating James "won't hesitate" to bolt the Cavaliers a second time if the team does not show improvement soon.