Draymond Green Will Change His Jersey Number For LeBron James

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Draymond Green Will Change His Jersey Number For LeBron James

Draymond Green has admitted that if LeBron James comes to the Golden State Warriors, he will change his jersey number from 23 to 5. This is quite generous of him given that 23 is what he wore all throughout college at Michigan with it being retired by them as well. Draymond wore number 50 in high school.

By Samir Mehdi

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Giannis Antetokounmpo Fired Up to Team Up With Bam Adebayo

Giannis says a workout with Bam in Las Vegas confirmed everything he hoped about his new teammate. "After the workout, I realized he's a great player," Giannis said. "Most importantly, he's a good guy to be around... he seems like a very good teammate." Giannis added, "I am excited to be his teammate... improve our defense... and win games."

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Adam Silver Wants LeBron James’ Free Agency Decision Done Soon

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Adam Silver Wants LeBron James’ Free Agency Decision Done Soon

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver admitted the league is eager for LeBron to make his free agency decision. "Where LeBron plays will affect the schedule," Silver said. "I'd like him to make his announcement already so we can finish the schedule." According to Alex Sherman, teams and media partners are also growing anxious as they await James' free agency choice.

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Giannis Antetokounmpo Ready to Silence All Doubters, Show He’s Still “The Guy” After Trade

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Giannis Antetokounmpo Felt “Overwhelmed” Being in Pat Riley’s Office

Giannis Antetokounmpo says stepping into Pat Riley's for the first time, 11 years ago, office left a lasting impression. "I remember what I felt,” Giannis said. "I felt aura, this overwhelming feeling of history, toughness, discipline.” Despite having forgotten what he saw, the feeling stayed with him. Giannis added that the experience was unforgettable, saying, "I just felt overwhelmed."

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Natasha Cloud Demands Stronger Protection From Online Abuse

Cloud said abusive messages have become “our normal,” with players receiving racist, sexist and even death-related threats after games. She linked the worsening harassment to sports betting, saying angry gamblers target athletes over missed parlays. Calling player safety the league’s “first priority,” Cloud urged Cathy Engelbert and Adam Silver to take meaningful action beyond public-relations statements.

By Raahib Singh

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