Brian Windhorst Exposes Real Reasons LeBron James Snubbed the Cavaliers

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Brian Windhorst Exposes Real Reasons LeBron James Snubbed the Cavaliers

LeBron signed with the 76ers, passing on a Cleveland return. "I believe I can help make the Philadelphia 76ers a championship team ... one last time," he wrote in a statement on X. Per Windhorst, three factors sank the reunion: family wasn't an issue, no Brown trade, and Cleveland already dealt Garland. The move ends months of Cleveland reunion speculation.

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