Greg Pajari
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Top 20 Untouchable Players in the NBA (updated)
1. Victor Wembanyama
2. Shai Gilgeous Alexander
3. Luka Doncic
4. Stephen Curry
5. Anthony Edwards
6. Nikola Jokic
7. Giannis Antetokounmpo
8. Jayson Tatum
9. Cooper Flagg
10. Jalen Brunson
11. Scottie Barnes
12. Cade Cunningham
13. AJ Dybantsa
14. Darryn Peterson
15. Cameron Boozer
16. Kawhi Leonard
17. Kevin Durant
18. Paolo Banchero
19. Yaxel Lendeborg
20. Devin Booker
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@OnyxOdds The wolves plus the wolves where it's McDaniels and Gobert.
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@DMT2323__ @FastbreakHoops5 Mamba doesn’t flop or load management. Explains the mentality, carry on
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@BontaHill It's underrated because he won't go there.
It's gonna be Minnesota, Cleveland, or Miami.
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If LeBron James did sign with the Warriors, what jersey number would he wear? No. 6 is retired by the NBA; His son Bronny rocks No. 9 (which is retired - Iguodala), and No. 23 is taken by Draymond Green.
Haven't seen this discussed, but I think it's an underrated talking point.
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@R3ADYMAR @BallwithEli Doing it for a State that hasn't won a mens sports title since 1991.
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@BallwithEli It didn’t mean enough when he left to LA and Miami
His chapter in Cleveland is done. What’s more legendary than winning ANOTHER ring with ANOTHER franchise?
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Reasons I’ve heard for bron to Philly:
- He knew their GM since HS
- Maxey is apart of Klutch Sportz
- Emerged with an elite team to join
- Better golfing in PA
- Better schools for his kid
Reasons I’ve heard for bron to Cleveland:
- He was born and raised in Ohio
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LOL not even close
Sean Kenner@SK_NFL
If the Wolves sign LeBron, is it a bigger deal than when the Vikings signed Favre?
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@JamesSimoneNFL His best fit and chance to win now is Minnesota.
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No matter what Philly does in recruitment, LeBron will certainly return home even though Cleveland doesn’t have the best team in contention.
I find it interesting that Rich Paul made sure to say that “who said this was LeBron’s final year”.
Feel like the #Sixers have the best chance to win in one year than the Cavs in two.
Polymarket Hoops@PolymarketHoops
JUST IN: There is a “growing belief” from teams competing to sign LeBron James that his returning to the Cavs is the “scenario to beat,” per @TheSteinLine. 🍿🍿🍿
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@DollaBill606 @Cam_Oflage @JoJosephxgpl Good for him, Ant or LaMelo will just pop the 3 at efficient clips then.
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@UkkoThaScribe @Cam_Oflage @JoJosephxgpl Wemby would literally just sit in the paint with Gobert at the 5
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I am small markets' strongest soldier but we cannot have the greatest player in history ending his career with a random stint on the "Minnesota Timberwolves"
Fullcourtpass@Fullcourtpass
LeBron James will be making his free agent decision between the following six NBA teams, per @ShamsCharania - Cavaliers - Heat - Nuggets - Sixers - Timberwolves - Warriors
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Which LeBron Big 3 would give him the best chance to win a championship? 🤔
Heat: LeBron • Giannis • Bam
Sixers: LeBron • Embiid • Brown
Cavs: LeBron • Harden • Mitchell
Warriors: LeBron • Steph • Butler
Timberwolves: LeBron • Ant • LaMelo
Nuggets: LeBron • Jokic • Murray
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@wem_bee It's the best roster fit for him.
I'm not banking on it, but I'm keeping my optimism
🌲🐺
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@Cam_Oflage @JoJosephxgpl With LeBron at the 4, the Wolves have the best starting lineup in the NBA. He can absolutely win a ring in Minnesota within the next 2 years
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@JoJosephxgpl Anybody who wins a title there will live in glory forever but the problem is lebron would not win a title there in 2026 or 2027
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Ramp it up as much as you like brother you don't have the Philly golf courses
Hoop Central@TheHoopCentral
JUST IN: The Timberwolves are “ramping up” their pursuit of LeBron James, per @JonKrawczynski “The sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity to describe ongoing deliberations, said the Timberwolves have been in contact with James’ representatives with a bold pitch: team up with Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball, Jaden McDaniels and Rudy Gobert to go after the kind of championship that could end any discussion about who is the greatest player of all time.” (nytimes.com/athletic/74208…)
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@SportsMatt12 The Lakers were also ass prior to LeBron arriving.
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LeBron isn’t bigger than the Lakers. Never will be and never has been. Why do people act like the Lakers weren’t one of the WORLDS most popular teams before James signed!?! Lakers will be fine
NBA Courtside@NBA__Courtside
Draymond Green says people don’t understand the weight that LeBron James carries, and the Lakers are going to feel that next season: “I still think people don’t understand the force, the weight that this guy carry, you know, from a overall standpoint, you know, the economics that he bring to a team, the economic impact that he may have on the city. And then also the basketball like anytime LeBron James is on the floor, A, your team have a chance to win, but B, you have to account for him in a major way. And I think personally the Lakers are going to feel that next year.” (Via @DraymondShow)
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@AE5_Muse @KingJames Make history and crown Ant as the next one up after going out with a title
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LEBRON U CAN BE THE FIRST PLAYER EVER TO WIN A RING WITH 4 DIFFERENT FUCKING FRANCHISES.
IM GONNA SAY THAT AGAIN.
U CAN BE THE FIRST PLAYER IN NBA HISTORY TO WIN A RING WITH 4 DIFFERENT FUCKING FRANCHISES
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The best answer is Philly and i’m not being biased. For a decade, the team couldn’t even get out of the second round. With Lebron, not only will that happen, but it puts the Sixers at the top of the east almost immediately. He can be there a year, but if he puts the team over the top..he will be a Philly legend forever. The choice is simple tbh.
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If you’re @KingJames and you’re thinking about legacy - What solidifies legacy more?
Winning another ring for Golden State?
Winning another ring for Miami?
Winning another ring for Cleveland?
Winning a ring for a starved NBA franchise and fan base in Philadelphia?
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@AllAshworth @KingJames Winning a Title in Minnesota. A team that's never won a title and a State that hasn't won a (mens) title since 1991.
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