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LeBron's return to Cleveland feels familiar—until you look deeper - Sports Illustrated
NBA roundup: LeBron James' triple-double leads Lakers past Cavs | Reuters
LeBron James, Lakers headline top-selling jerseys from 2nd half of 2022-23 | NBA.com
LeBron James' 'greatness' has him on cusp of NBA scoring mark - ESPN
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Fan kicked out of Cavs-Lakers game for holding up shirts that said: “LeBron is a racist,” “LeBron is a narcissist,” police say - cleveland.com
L.A. Lakers' LeBron James changing his jersey number - again - back to No. 23 - oregonlive.com
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LeBron's return to Cleveland feels familiar—until you look deeper - Sports Illustrated
Haynes: Lakers could add a couple of old LeBron James teammates in free agency
Each stop in LeBron James' career has added new element to his legacy | Sporting News
LeBron James' winning streak against Cavs ends; Cleveland picks up 8th straight victory to continue hot start | Fox News
Lakers use big fourth quarter to defeat Cavaliers
LeBron James fans RINSED over Lakers-Cavaliers split jerseys: 'Worst thing I've ever seen' - Daily Star
Will Lakers retire both of LeBron James' jersey numbers when he hangs it up? - Los Angeles Times
Why did Lakers' LeBron James switch his jersey number from 23 to 6? | Sporting News
LeBron James Is the Change Fans Want to See in the Basketball World - The New York Times
LeBron James returns to L.A. to plot next move as free agency nears
LeBron on course to join legends with jerseys retired by multiple teams | NBA.com
Lakers' LeBron James switching jersey number back to No. 23 – Orange County Register
Lebron James' decision to leave the Cavaliers for the Lakers isn't surprising — but his 2010 move changed the NBA forever
