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LeBron James comprende el precio de la libertad en el baloncesto

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By Justin Tinsley Verified
| ESPN Deportes Verified
Cada época tiene a su superestrella definitoria. Solo una ha pasado dos décadas cambiando el panorama de la NBA cada vez que tomaba una ‘Decisión’. Que LeBron James se adelantara a Los Angeles Lakers a la hora de despedirse es más una cuestión de estilo narrativo. Visto desde fuera, la idea de la "comodidad" profesional siempre le ha parecido aburrida a James.
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LeBron James understands the price of basketball freedom

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By Justin Tinsley Verified
| Andscape Verified
Whether LeBron James beat the Los Angeles Lakers to the punch in saying goodbye first is more a matter of storytelling style. From the outside looking in, the idea of professional “comfort” has always seemed boring to James. The needle he has moved, like no other athlete this century, has been most intoxicating when the world around him felt — well, uncomfortable. Including now. Because, now what? Golden State? Miami, again? Cleveland, for a third time? New York, maybe?
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Why Serena Williams came back

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By Justin Tinsley Verified
| Andscape Verified
In 2002, the same year Serena Williams completely dominated the world of professional tennis en route to her first “Serena Slam” of holding all four major titles simultaneously, the movie Paid In Full was released. No one knew then — certainly not Serena herself — that nearly a quarter century later, the cult classic’s defining soliloquy would embody her life. Mekhi Phifer’s character, Mitch, was based on the infamous and legendary Harlem drug kingpin Rich Porter.
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