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Kuzma believes overspending, not taxes, is the biggest reason some athletes struggle financially. "It's exhausting hearing athletes break down how their millions 'aren't really millions' after taxes and fees," Kuzma wrote. "The real issue isn't the system, it's lifestyle creep,” adding that no one is forced to "live like a king, buy 5 cars, or move with a 10-person entourage."
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Adebayo believes his historic 83-point performance deserves to win the Best Performance of the Year award. "I feel like everybody is a fan of Kobe," Adebayo said. "To have my name cemented next to him doing something... not a lot of people can do. It was truly special." The performance placed Bam alongside Kobe and Wilt Chamberlain in history.
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Bam Adebayo Recalls the Exhaustion of His 83-Point Game
Adebayo says exhaustion is the first thing that comes to mind when he thinks back to his unforgettable 83-point game. “How exhausted I was,” Adebayo said, noting Miami was missing three starters and were “in this funk,” before joking, "D-Wade did add by saying we had no buzz in the city. Love you D-Wade." From there, he "got going early."
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Jayson Tatum Opens Up on “Weird” Jaylen Brown Trade
Tatum admitted that the Celtics' decision to trade longtime teammate Jaylen Brown has been a difficult decision for him to process. "To be transparent, it's weird," Tatum said. While acknowledging "the NBA is a business," he added, "it doesn't make it any easier. It's still a human element of it," before emphasizing the need to "welcome our new teammates."
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