Indiana Pacers Have a Legal Path to Sign LeBron James

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Indiana Pacers Have a Legal Path to Sign LeBron James

Pacers do not need to clear significant salary or orchestrate a blockbuster trade to sign LeBron, per Alex Golden. "The mechanics are surprisingly straightforward. If LeBron truly prioritizes winning over salary and wants to join Indiana, the numbers show there is a legal path to making it happen," Golden wrote. LeBron's decision is expected this week.

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