Today, Warner Bros. and Spring Hill Entertainment, the production company NBA superstar LeBron James co-founded with Maverick Carter, announced a partnership. That in and of itself is not headline news, especially when you consider the general praise for James' performance in Amy Schumer's Trainwreck. But connect that to the fact that Warners apparently re-registered the trademarks for Space Jam and suddenly crazed '90s kids everywhere are starting to speculate about a potential sequel the the Michael Jordan/Looney Tunes flick all over again.

It's important to point out here that the most significant production James' Spring Hill Entertainment has been involved in so far is The LeBrons, an animated version of his Nike ad where four different versions of James interact in Akron, Ohio with featured corporate logo "cameos."

Space Jam is a hot, nostalgic pile of corporate synergy garbage, and there's no reason to think a sequel from the production company that packed The LeBrons full of logo cameos will be anything different. But that doesn't mean it won't happen, because there will be lines of young professionals around the block in Tune Squad throwback jerseys.