76ers Want LeBron James Following Jaylen Brown Trade

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76ers Want LeBron James Following Jaylen Brown Trade

The Philadelphia 76ers fleeced the Celtics in their trade to acquire Jaylen Brown, giving up an aging Paul George and a couple picks. They aren't finished yet as, according to Tony Jones, they're "expressed interest" in signing LeBron. LBJ reportedly is alright taking the vet's minimum so this could be a title contender waiting to be formed.

By Samir Mehdi

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