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LeBron James greeted by his customary cheers from the Cleveland crowd when announced in the starting lineup as a visiting Philadelphia 76ers player for the first time
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Bron is back in the Land 👑
LeBron James and the Sixers face the Cavs in Emirates NBA Cup Group Play TONIGHT on @PrimeVideo 🍿 Coverage begins at 7 PM ET
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History suggests LeBron James is making the NBA Finals this season 👀
(h/t @ohnohedidnt24 )
I’m glad KD shut that shit down when speedy tried to play Bron
Kevin Durant believes LeBron James joining the Philadelphia 76ers would work, explaining why his experience, willingness to take a minimum deal and understanding of team basketball could make them a juggernaut
Durant says LeBron has already shown that he understands how to build a winning team, pointing out that the rushed roster changes in Cleveland after Kyrie Irving’s departure were made under difficult circumstances. He argues that LeBron eventually figured things out, with the Cavaliers trading several of those players before making another Finals run.
What makes this potential Philadelphia move different, according to KD, is LeBron’s mindset. Taking a minimum contract would show his willingness to fit into the team rather than demand that everyone revolve around him.
Durant believes LeBron understands that roles will change throughout the season. Some nights one player will be the leading scorer, while another will have to take a back seat. Having a veteran who can manage those personalities and expectations could be exactly what Philadelphia needs.
He also points to the team’s championship-winning coaching and front office experience, saying they have the basketball minds to make the pieces work.
Durant is confident the Sixers have everything they need on paper, with health being one of the biggest factors left to worry about.
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Shannon Sharpe and Joe Johnson react to the sixers going 8-1 after the win against the pistons
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The 76ers’ strength of schedule the first ten games is ranked No. 1 hardest in the league.
They have the best record in the league.
Look out. (h/t @NBAStatGuy_)
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The 76ers' first ~10 games were not the NBA's hardest schedule per multiple analyses, which rank them mid-pack or lower (e.g. 8th or 23rd).
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