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NBA Analyst Says LeBron James Must Weigh Cavaliers’ New Reality While Deciding His Fit
Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson believes Cleveland's roster changes have complicated a potential LeBron James reunion. After trading Darius Garland for James Harden, Robinson wrote that the Cavaliers' Eastern Conference Finals sweep by the Knicks exposed "deep structural vulnerabilities." He added, "This roster reality is exactly what LeBron must weigh" as he considers his future and a potential last championship run.
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Trent Jr. reportedly had another opportunity before re-signing with the Bucks. According to Shams Charania, "There was at least one team that was poking around a potential sign-and-trade, at around the same type of number." However, “it didn't form,” allowing Trent to ultimately remain in Milwaukee on his new four-year $64 million deal. However, Trent Jr. had a sign-and-trade market.
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Walker Kessler signed a 4 year deal worth $130 million with the Lakers this season to become the franchise's center of the future. "The Lakers organization has been super welcoming, all of the fans have been welcoming. I couldn’t ask for a better situation, I’m just really excited," said Walker when asked about what it's like to be a Laker.
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Caleb Wilson Explains Why He Won’t Sit Out Games Like AJ Dybantsa or Darryn Peterson
Wilson expressed his love for basketball after missing the chance to face Dybantsa and Peterson in Summer League. “I'm going to play as much as I can,” Wilson said. “As long as I don't have an injury or something that's wrong with me, I'm going to play.” Dybantsa was shut down after 2 games, while Peterson was rested vs. Bulls.
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