​PTI’s new podcast episode title makes it seem like LeBron James is joining Steph Curry with Warriors originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Everyone is looking for clues of what LeBron James is going to do in free agency.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementGolden State Warriors fans found one that feels important on Wednesday night.The newest episode of the PTI (Pardon The Interruption) podcast was released on all platforms on Wednesday, and it has a curious title.The first clause is this: “Steph Curry behind LeBron’s stunning Warriors decision?”As of 10:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday night, that’s still what the title was. If it was a mistake, it had been up like that for at least two hours.And obviously, it at least starts to raise some questions.For starters: Would someone with PTI know what was happening before everyone else in the sports world?AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMORE: Caleb Wilson fires a subtle shot at AJ Dybantsa, Darryn PetersonAnd if they did, would they just name a podcast subtly and not do anything more about it?But on the flip side: Why would this be the title unless someone meant it to be that way? It’s a bizarre mistake otherwise.The most likely scenario is that it’s somehow a mistake, or the words simply misrepresent what the podcast actually talks about.But it’s fun to think about some larger conspiracy theory, like the idea that some people know exactly what LeBron is going to do and just don’t tell anyone.The Warriors would sure love to land James, so they’ll take some truth to this one way or another.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementLeBron and Steph together would be fun to watch, at least for those who haven’t already built up a dislike for them through the years as an opposing fan. It’d be a special final chapter for two all-time greats.Why the Hornets traded LaMelo Ball to the TimberwolvesHow Heat can unite Giannis with his brothersCavaliers would form GOAT ending for LeBron JamesGiannis legacy with the Bucks remains intactBronny James’ best future doesn’t involve a trade from Lakers