LeBron James Signs Two-Year, $8 Million Deal With Philadelphia 76ers

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LeBron James Signs Two-Year, $8 Million Deal With Philadelphia 76ers

James is joining the 76ers on a two-year, $8 million contract that includes a player option, according to Shams Charania. The move ends weeks of speculation over his next destination and sends the NBA’s all-time leading scorer to Philadelphia, where he will join Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey in a championship-focused roster built around veteran star power.

By Raahib Singh

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Doc Rivers Sees LeBron James as Ideal Warriors Fit

Rivers called LeBron an ideal Warriors fit, arguing Golden State would become “a better basketball team” because of his passing. “When Draymond goes off the floor, you don’t have a passer,” Rivers said. “Now you have LeBron.” Pairing him with Stephen Curry and Green, Rivers added, would keep “an elite passer on the floor for 48 minutes” every game.

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WNBA Teams Question Cathy Engelbert’s Relationship With Caitlin Clark

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WNBA Teams Question Cathy Engelbert’s Relationship With Caitlin Clark

Multiple WNBA team sources find it surprising that Engelbert has not built a closer relationship with Clark, the league’s most prominent player and a driver of its growth. The concern grew after Adam Silver said he had come to know Clark “really well,” highlighting what some officials view as a disconnect between the commissioner and the face of the league.

By Raahib Singh

Duke Replaces Canceled Michigan Game With Texas Tech Rematch at MSG

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Duke Replaces Canceled Michigan Game With Texas Tech Rematch at MSG

Duke’s planned Dec. 21 matchup with Michigan at loanDepot Park has been canceled amid broadcast-rights complications and Dusty May’s move to the NBA. The Blue Devils are now finalizing a Madison Square Garden rematch with Texas Tech, which beat them 82-81 last season. Michigan is still working to secure a replacement opponent for next season.

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WNBA All-Star Friday Features Shooting Stars and 3-Point Contest

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WNBA All-Star Friday Features Shooting Stars and 3-Point Contest

WNBA All-Star Friday begins with WNBA Countdown at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN before the Kia Shooting Stars and State Farm 3-Point Contest tip off at 8 p.m. ET. Both competitions take place at Chicago’s Wintrust Arena and can be watched live on ESPN, Disney+ and the ESPN App, launching All-Star weekend’s on-court festivities.

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Giannis Antetokounmpo Defends His Love for His Wife Mariah With a Heartfelt Message

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Giannis Antetokounmpo Defends His Love for His Wife Mariah With a Heartfelt Message

Giannis defended choosing his wife over "models", saying outside opinions never influenced his choice of partner. "I am with my wife because she tells me the truth," Giannis said, adding she keeps both him and their children grounded. "I know she won't let my kids get a big head," he said before declaring, "I am in love with her."

By Pranay Mukherjee

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