LeBron James Could Join Steph Curry and the Warriors This Summer

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LeBron James Could Join Steph Curry and the Warriors This Summer

There is "curiosity on both sides" about a LeBron James move to the Golden State Warriors, a well-connected league source told Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area. LeBron becomes an unrestricted free agent this month. "It might not happen, but there's enough there that we shouldn't ignore the possibility," the source said. "It's mostly up to LeBron."

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