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With the voice of Vegas, your host, RJ Bell.

Give me a mother, bell.

Give me a song.

I'm collecting numbers. All and more. Get me in number girl. I'm collecting numbers to pay more and more.

I'm a scientist. I'm a copy. I die the future.

The pregame show America has always wanted.

I doubt the future. don't the future.

From the Vegas trip, here's R.J. Bell.

I don't the future. I think, obviously, the big news today is LeBron James.

And of course, listen, we're not going to turn this into is LeBron the 50th best player in NBA history.

I know R.J. would love that if he were to hear it. But LeBron James signs his extension,

two years, $97 million. Going to keep LeBron through the next couple years. He'll have a player option in 2024, and he's now become the – he's earned the most guaranteed money in NBA history.

First of all, I think we'll agree.

LeBron James still – this may be the last one he gets like this,

still warrants a max contract, like just for play alone. He's still one of the best players

in the league. I don't think anyone's going to argue. 30 points a game, very high efficiency,

still one of the best to do it. And because there's a no trade clause, he's not eligible for a no trade clause because

he signed an extension, not a new deal.

There's a few things in here.

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