If Lakers don't sign Kawhi or Kyrie, they'd rather not sign max player - Ramona Shelburne | The Jump - ESPN

If Lakers don't sign Kawhi or Kyrie, they'd rather not sign max player - Ramona Shelburne | The Jump - ESPN
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  1. If Lakers don't sign Kawhi or Kyrie, they'd rather not sign max player - Ramona Shelburne | The Jump  ESPN
  2. NBA Free Agency: Kyrie Irving makes so much sense with LeBron James and the Lakers, it's impossible to ignore  CBS Sports
  3. NBA free agency: Yahoo Sports’ Top 50 free agents  Yahoo Sports
  4. NBA Free Agent Rumors: Lakers targeting Kyrie Irving, Kawhi Leonard  Silver Screen and Roll
  5. The Lakers Have $32 Million For Kawhi or Kyrie | The Jim Rome Show  CBS Sports
  6. View full coverage on Google News


June 28, 2019 at 11:45PM
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