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Next LeBron team: Cavs, Warriors, Heat, Celtics? + Caitlin Clark DISRESPECT | Colin Cowherd HERD NBA
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Colin Cowherd breaks down the latest in the NBA, beginning with a number of potential landing spots for LeBron James, including the Cleveland Cavaliers, Golden State Warriors, Miami Heat, and Boston Celtics. He then discusses Jaylen Brown being salary dumped by the Celtics in the trade with the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George. Next, he talks about Caitlin Clark being voted as the 11th best guard by WNBA players. He then explains why analytics and chemistry issues forced the Celtics to trade Jaylen Brown. Finally, Colin is joined by Jason Timpf. They discuss why the Celtics traded Jaylen Brown and the new-look Los Angeles Lakers around Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves.
0:00 LeBron's next move
6:49 Jaylen Brown trade
14:13 Caitlin Clark
17:03 Celtics chemistry issues
20:42 Jason Timpf interview
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