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Brian Windhorst Says Miami Remains In LeBron Mix

Windhorst said Giannis appearing “clearly hopeful” about LeBron joining him was “a good sign,” but cautioned that the star has historically kept free-agency plans “very, very tight.” He said people are reacting “on vibes, not necessarily information,” though “the Heat are still absolutely on the board” as the situation develops.

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Junior Caminero Says NBA Salary Cap Cost LeBron James Huge Money

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Danny Green Sees LeBron James As Missing Piece For Donovan Mitchell

Green said Mitchell’s championship path is “going to take LeBron,” calling it “pretty simple.” If Cleveland gets him and “James in the postseason” plays like expected, Green said the Cavs have “a really good d*mn shot.” He also pointed to Evan Mobley’s growth, Jarrett Allen, Max Strus and Cleveland’s “good pieces” in the East.

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about 2 hours ago

Bob Myers Uses Klay Thompson To Defend Jaylen Brown

Myers pushed back on an analytics critique of Brown, saying Klay Thompson “never rated well analytically” despite being a “Hall of Fame” player Golden State “don’t win without.” He argued evaluations cannot swing entirely toward numbers, noting Finals MVP and winning still matter, and said advanced metrics miss shutdown defense against stars like Kyrie Irving or James Harden.

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about 2 hours ago

Paul Pierce Dismisses Jayson Tatum-Jaylen Brown Relationship Concern

Pierce pushed back on Shams Charania’s report about Tatum and Brown’s personal relationship, saying, “Come on. This is actually news?” He argued teammates can share “chemistry on the court” without matching off it, citing Shaq and Kobe, Mike and Scottie, and adding, “Some people got families. Some people are into different things” while still communicating enough to win.

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D'Angelo Russell Declares He's 'Still Dangerous' After Grizzlies Trade

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D'Angelo Russell Declares He's 'Still Dangerous' After Grizzlies Trade

Russell responded to his reported move to Memphis with a pointed message, commenting, “No matter where you send me I’m still dangerous.” The veteran guard is headed from Washington to the Grizzlies as part of a six-team trade involving the Wizards, Mavericks, Pistons, Bucks and Clippers, giving Memphis another experienced backcourt piece after a busy offseason.

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