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Warriors Grow Pessimistic About Landing LeBron James
Golden State reportedly believes the veteran is unlikely to choose the Bay, despite direct outreach from Stephen Curry and Draymond Green’s close contact during the offseason. The team has received no indication that talks are trending its way. While one roster spot remains open and interest persists, the Warriors are not actively planning around a potential arrival.
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