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LeBron James is not done. After twenty-three seasons, four rings, and a legacy that needs no further argument, the King flirted with retirement before ultimately signing a two-year, eight million dollar deal with the Philadelphia seventy-sixers. Agent Rich Paul reportedly played a key role in convincing him there was still a chapter left to write.
Shifting to New England, Robert Kraft is making his position crystal clear on Christian Gonzalez — the Patriots owner says the organization has already offered to make Gonzalez the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL. That is a significant statement of intent from Kraft, and now it falls on Gonzalez's camp to decide whether New England is where he wants to build his future.
And out in Oklahoma City, the Thunder are being aggressive this offseason. OKC has agreed to a two-year, twelve million dollar offer sheet with restricted free agent Spencer Jones, poaching the Denver Nuggets forward who shot over fifty percent from the field last season. Denver now has the right to match, but the Thunder are clearly not waiting around to build on their championship window.
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