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Brian Patta, senior defensive lineman from Miami.

Gunned down.

The key to this case, it's Brian.

Boy, he's grabbed that.

An hour before he died, he was on the phone, arguing with tomorrow. This might be a hit. You want the truth. Biggest one of conviction. Being placed him to arrest. We had a killer amongst us. Murder at the U. Listen now. No Mace today. Andy Kemenetsky in for him. Morales is here. Pepe's here. Michael will be in this hour. Zoom, Zoom, ma'am. What do you got? So over the past couple days, we've been discussing whether or not Memphis is a nice city to have a NBA team.

Well, the citizens of Memphis would like to have their word. They, a local news station, set out a microphone outside of the FedEx Forum and was asking their patrons to give LeBron basically a piece of their mind.

And so I smashed together a couple of these includes a couple little kids and includes a

mom and her son and includes a variety of people.

So here is a mashup of a bunch of their thoughts on LeBron James' comments about Memphis.

I hate LeBron James after that.

Okay.

So, this unc cannot be talking, breath.

He cannot disrespect Memphis.

Maybe he was good in his prime, but can we get this, can we get this unc into retirement now?

We need to get him out.

Hey, LeBron, you're a straight hater, man. This ain't got nothing to do with you. You're in L.A., you're a traded team three times. You need to calm down and retire. Let your songs go play video games. They ain't ready for the league. Hey, let's go gris. That's why MJ's the goat. And I just want to comment about LeBron James, comment about our city.

First and foremost, LeBron may be the king of L.A., but he's not the king of Memphis.

We all know the king of Memphis is Elvis, and if it was good enough for Elvis, it's good enough for the NBA.

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