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Former three-time NBA All-Star reportedly set to join LeBron James in Cleveland

He'll be a huge addition to LeBron James and Co.

Before the NBA trade deadline, LeBron James made a public plea to get him, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love some help for the "top-heavy" Cleveland Cavaliers.

Help is on the way, Bron Bron, as three-time All-Star Deron Williams is joining the Cleveland Cavaliers, per ESPN:

The Cavaliers already traded for Kyle Korver—likely to fill the void left by J.R. Smith after he was injured and now Williams will step in as a scorer and commanding presence off the bench.

"I don't got no time to waste," James said. "I'll be 33 in the winter and I ain't got time to waste. That's what I'm talking about. ... When I feel like physically and mentally, me personally, can't compete for a championship no more or I feel like I can't do it, then I won't have this problem. But until that happens, and it don't seem like no time soon..."

Williams has shot 44 percent from the field over his 12-year career, averaging 16 points per game, eight assists and three rebounds.