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LeBron James Says Basketball, Not Golf, Will Drive His Next Decision
James dismissed suggestions that year-round golf could determine his next team, saying he will “keep the main thing the main thing.” While acknowledging colder cities may close courses by November, he said a simulator would suffice. His choice will prioritize basketball fit, personal happiness and family, with golf remaining secondary until his playing career ends.
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Brian Windhorst: LeBron James Has Seriously Considered Philadelphia
Windhorst dismissed the “trust the process” remark as a breadcrumb, saying LeBron deliberately revealed nothing during three hours of appearances. However, he reported the veteran has spoken with Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid and Jaylen Brown and “seriously considered Philly.” Windhorst believes Cleveland remains the easy choice, but LeBron may feel tempted to make a less conventional move.
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