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number three hour number three of our radio program, LeBron James.

Is he really planning to retire with the Lakers?

He was asked about that.

We will parse the words of LeBron on his latest statement about his NBA future.

Also, some more of the brightest minds in entertainment.

The people, just like yourself, the Hoy- Palloy, who are listening to the show, calling in, recording songs for us, waiting

until you hear what we have in store for you here in hour number three.

Here it is.

Loving La La Land, welcome in the beginning of yet another hour of the Ben Mather show.

We are in the air everywhere as we take a flight of fantasy, coast to coast, border to border, and beyond on the vast and powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from under the moonlight camouflaged by the darkness, the Fox Sports Radio Studios.

And you are tuned in to a good night of radio.

Normally this show sucks, but tonight we are giving you the gift of the talent show.

That will continue, but we begin this hour with a Malamonologue and our lead coming from the NBA.

And we were spared in another finals game.

The finals have not been particularly engaging so far.

We'll see if the bucks can square things up and make this a competitive best of three

series.

That game not until Wednesday night.

So instead, we are left to parse the words of a basketball headliner, LeBron James.

LeBron James.

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