Watch: Jordan would choose Griffin to star in 'Space Jam 2'

"The King" LeBron James is currently linked to aid Bugs Bunny and his fellow Looney Toon comrades in a potential "Space Jam" sequel, although Michael Jordan - the man who starred in the original film back in 1996 - would prefer to see another NBA star in that role.

When asked at a recent basketball camp who he would like to see be the lead in the film, Jordan picked Blake Griffin of the Los Angeles Clippers.

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While we may never see the human highlight reel enter the cartoon universe on the big screen, fans did get a taste of what that would be like when Griffin starred in a commercial alongside Marvin the Martian to promote Jordan's Super Fly 4 sneakers last year.

The 27-year-old is also currently listed as a producer for Disney's remake of "The Rocketeer," which would continue his ventures into the world of Hollywood in what may end up being his post-basketball career.