Shams Charania: Five Teams Still in the Mix for LeBron James

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Shams Charania: Five Teams Still in the Mix for LeBron James

Shams says the LeBron sweepstakes remain wide open. “Every team that's in it still believes they have a chance,” Shams said, adding that they are “engaged with Rich Paul on a daily basis. He named the Cavs, Heat, Warriors, T-Wolves, and 76ers as the teams he's heard most, while noting “Cleveland, Miami, and Philadelphia” are viewed as the strongest contenders.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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