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LeBron has returned, but for how long? What to know about Lakers deal and no-trade clause

LeBron has returned, but for how long? What to know about Lakers deal and no-trade clause

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December 18, 2024 at 4:50 AM

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LeBron James has said he is happy in L.A. Now that son Bronny has been added to the organization, it is highly unlikely the Lakers try to trade him.

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