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Shannon Sharpe Says LeBron James Is a Lock for Opening Night and Christmas

Sharpe said Adam Silver wants LeBron featured regardless of his next destination, calling opening night and Christmas Day appearances inevitable. “I don’t give a d*mn where LeBron go,” he said, arguing the league still revolves around its oldest star. Sharpe added that fans will miss him once he retires after an unprecedented run of sustained greatness.

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