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Michael Wilbon Says the Pressure Is on Joel Embiid, Not LeBron James

Michael Wilbon believes Joel Embiid, not LeBron James, faces immense expectations next season. "Joel Embiid has the most pressure," Wilbon said before dismissing the legacy debate. "I don't wanna hear about LeBron's legacy," he added, arguing LeBron is "at worst" one of the "five best players of all time" regardless of how his time with the 76ers ends.

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Caitlin Clark Opens Up on the “Draining” Media Coverage of the Alyssa Thomas Incident

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about 2 hours ago

Dave McMenamin Says Heat Have No Hard Feelings Over LeBron James Joining 76ers

The Heat are not upset that LeBron James chose the 76ers over Miami, according to Dave McMenamin. "There’s no hard feelings, as Pat Riley termed it ‘this is a man’s decision,'" McMenamin said. The Heat are focusing on their next moves rather than dwelling on LBJ's 76ers decision. Additionally, past grievances and differences seem to have been put to rest.

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about 4 hours ago

Cavaliers Target Mario Hezonja Following LeBron James’ 76ers Move

The Cavaliers are exploring signingMario Hezonja after missing out on LeBron James, according to Shams Charania. "They also need help on the wing,” Charania said, identifying "Jonathan Kuminga and Mario Hezonja" as players of interest. The Cavaliers missing out on LeBron is a huge blow, especially with Dean Wade also leaving on a 4-year $39 million deal with the 76ers.

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about 4 hours ago

Caitlin Clark Calls Out Media for “False” Portrayal of Who She Is

Clark slammed media portrayals of her character. "There's just a false characterization of who I am sometimes," Clark said. Despite understanding their job, Clark asked journalists not to "make accusations about my character and who I am when you don't know me." She added that basketball remains her dream, saying, "Nobody should ever try to take that away from me."

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about 4 hours ago

Caitlin Clark Calls Out Media Narratives in WNBA Coverage

Clark believes the media plays a major role in shaping public perception. "Media and journalism have a responsibility to tell stories," Clark said. She added, “A lot of that is sometimes so far out of touch with what is reality," admitting it can be difficult "to somebody that's 24” while doing her best to win games and chase a championship.

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