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NBA rumors: Brian Windhorst’s LeBron James free agency admission will catch Cavs fans’ attention
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With the NBA free agency period having been underway for about a week now, most of the big name free agents have agreed to contracts, with the exception of one LeBron James . The NBA's all-time leading scorer remains the top name on the market , with multiple teams reportedly in pursuit. LeBron James' hometown Cleveland Cavaliers figure to be one of those teams pursuing him in free agency, but a recent report from ESPN's Brian Windhorst suggests Cavs fans shouldn't get their hopes up .
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"I'm hearing stuff in another cities too. I'm not gonna say who, but I had somebody on the phone with me today that I consider a good source who was swearing it's a done deal in another city a couple hours ago," Windhorst reported during an appearance on ESPN Cleveland . "I am being very, very cautious. Right now it's too scattered. I also know how LeBron has operated, they've kept their circle very tight.
"I'm hearing rumors all day long. And all of them make some level of sense, and all of them make some level of nonsense. I'm just telling you, Cleveland is not the only place where there are rumors."
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Aside from the Cavs, the other teams reportedly interested in LeBron James via free agency are the Miami Heat , Philadelphia 76ers and Golden State Warriors . The 41-year-old will be entering an unprecedented 24th year in the NBA.
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This past season, James appeared in 60 games at a little over 33 minutes per game. He averaged 20.9 points, 6.1 rebounds, 7.2 assists and 1.2 steals with splits of 51.5 percent shooting from the field, 31.7 percent shooting from the 3-point line and 73.7 percent shooting from the free-throw line.
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