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Barkley said LeBron should finish his career with the Cavaliers, not Philadelphia or Golden State, because “what he does have is his hometown team.” He argued a Sixers or Warriors move would be viewed as “ring chasing,” while Cleveland is “probably gonna be favored to win the East” and only needs leadership from him.

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Adam Schefter Believes LeBron Is Heading to Miami

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Jordan Clarkson Returns To New York Knicks On One-Year Deal

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