How LeBron's 'priorities have changed' amongst push for Kyrie | THE HERD
The NBA offseason is sizzling, especially on the west coast. According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, LeBron James wants Kyrie Irving more than the Los Angeles Lakers do and is not considering their future draft picks. LeBron's time in the league is ending soon but does this indicate he wants to win once more by reuniting with his old teammate and friend? Colin Cowherd explains how this push shows the King's 'priorities have changed.'
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https://ift.tt/mDU0Zht The NBA offseason is sizzling, especially on the west coast. According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, LeBron James wants Kyrie Irving more than the Los Angeles Lakers do and is not considering their future draft picks. LeBron's time in the league is ending soon but does this indicate he wants to win once more by reuniting with his old teammate and friend? Colin Cowherd explains how this push shows the King's 'priorities have changed.' The NBA offseason is sizzling, especially on the west coast. According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, LeBron James wants Kyrie Irving more than the Los Angeles Lakers do and is not considering their future draft picks. LeBron's time in the league is ending soon but does this indicate he wants to win once more by reuniting with his old teammate and friend? Colin Cowherd explains how this push shows the King's 'priorities have changed.'
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https://ift.tt/mDU0Zht The NBA offseason is sizzling, especially on the west coast. According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, LeBron James wants Kyrie Irving more than the Los Angeles Lakers do and is not considering their future draft picks. LeBron's time in the league is ending soon but does this indicate he wants to win once more by reuniting with his old teammate and friend? Colin Cowherd explains how this push shows the King's 'priorities have changed.' The NBA offseason is sizzling, especially on the west coast. According to ESPN's Brian Windhorst, LeBron James wants Kyrie Irving more than the Los Angeles Lakers do and is not considering their future draft picks. LeBron's time in the league is ending soon but does this indicate he wants to win once more by reuniting with his old teammate and friend? Colin Cowherd explains how this push shows the King's 'priorities have changed.'
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