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Draymond Green has opened up on LeBron James’ decision to reject a move to the Golden State Warriors in free agency. The Warriors proved to be James’ second-choice destination as he ultimately decided to join the Philadelphia 76ers.
Green will be back with the Warriors alongside Steph Curry for a 15th season
LeBron James continues to be at the center of NBA speculation as questions about his future remain one of the […]
Steve Kerr gets brutally honest regarding the Golden State Warriors' failed pursuit of LeBron James in NBA free agency.
Draymond Green's opt-out was designed to clear cap space for LeBron James, but after James chose Philadelphia, Golden State paid the exact same price.
One of the hottest stories this summer in the NBA world is just where Lebron James is going to wind up signing at the conclusion of his offseason search. With several fans speculating that a return to Cleveland or
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Warriors rumors: Did Anthony Davis' injury history cost Golden State a shot at LeBron James?
A new report suggests the Golden State Warriors seriously explored a blockbuster move involving Anthony Davis before ultimately deciding the risks were too great. That decision may have changed the course of their offseason—and their chances of landing LeBron James.
The Golden State Warriors failed to snag what could have been their biggest free agent signing since Kevin Durant in 2016 when LeBron James opted to go with the Philadelphia 76ers in a heavily discounted two-year deal.