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Hot Hot Hoops · Dec 30, 2022

No, LeBron won’t come back to Miami

Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty ImagesAfter finishing last season with an embarrassing 33-49 record, the Los Angeles Lakers are 14-21 now. LeBron James, who turned 38 years old today, is still there. But Anthony Davis is hurt. (Remember when people said he, not Dwyane Wade, was LeBron’s best teammate?) The Lakers didn’t trade Russell Westbrook over the summer.

And James had some words after Miami’s Dec. 28 win over the Lakers.

LeBron: “I don’t want to finish my career playing at this level, from a team aspect. I want to still be able to compete for championships because I know what I can still bring to any ballclub with the right pieces.”

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