By Matt Audilet LeBron James is a key figure and larger-than-life presence within the Los Angeles Lakers organization. In just his second season with the historic franchise, The King carried the city of LA to an NBA Championship in 2020. Now in Year 19 of his incredible basketball career, he continues to produce as one of the top players in the league. With this in mind, even the thought of trading James seems ludicrous. But with the Lakers sitting at 27-31 at the All-Star Break, the idea of Los Angeles parting ways with the all-time great superstar is starting to make it’s rounds. “They must …