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Austin Reaves Still Processing LeBron James’ Lakers Exit

Reaves said he has not “honestly processed” starting a season without James, calling it “different” because his Lakers career has only known him being around. He said James was always joking and “acting like he’s 15,” but respected the decision, adding he has “nothing but love and respect” and wants golf soon.

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Reaves called Luka “one of my best friends on this planet,” saying they talk “almost every single day.” He joked Luka sends videos of his golf swing asking how to improve, even though Reaves tells him, “I’m not a coach.” He also praised the Lakers’ organization, coaching staff and shared competitive mindset.

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Kendrick Perkins Claims LeBron James’ Waiting Game Is To Ring Chase

Perkins said LeBron is weighing options because he “wants to win another ring on his way out,” arguing Cleveland would already be settled if it had landed Jaylen Brown or reshaped the roster. He said James does not fully trust the Cavaliers’ group, while other destinations offer a more realistic middle ground for contention.

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about 2 hours ago

Max Kellerman Sees Miami’s Defense As LeBron James Fit

Kellerman said he can see LeBron in Miami, pointing to a defense built around Off-Night, Wiggins, Giannis and Bam. He said scoring on that group would be “very hard,” which fits LeBron’s age because teammates could carry nightly defensive work while he picks high-leverage moments, though Miami would still need more shooting to make it work.

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about 3 hours ago

Vince Goodwill Questions If Victor Wembanyama’s Discount Puts Castle, Harper Next

Goodwill said he “hates” Wembanyama taking less because it creates a “bad precedent” after CBAs have shifted toward owners. He questioned whether Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper will now face pressure to sacrifice, adding fans buy Wemby jerseys, not “cap space and flexibility,” while players have limited time to maximize earnings.

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Paul Pierce Calls LeBron James His 'Toughest Playoff Matchup'

Pierce called LeBron his toughest career matchup because repeated playoff series meant sleepless nights and constant punishment. He said he would think about fighting through “about a hundred pick and rolls,” then doing it four or five more times. Pierce said that matchup could “mentally drain you” if you were not prepared, outweighing others like Kobe or Iverson.

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