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'The Hoop Collective': The best quotes and latest intel from Windhorst's podcast
"The Hoop Collective" podcast, hosted by ESPN's Brian Windhorst, releases episodes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the NBA season. Windhorst and his guests break down what's happening on and off the court, evaluating the trends you need to know and examining the latest news from across the NBA.
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Brian is joined by ESPN's Tim Bontemps and Tim MacMahon to talk over the latest concern levels with LeBron James' recent struggles and if the Los Angeles Lakers roster fits together defensively, including Dillon Brooks' notable game against them. The crew then discusses the LA Clippers' bleak start to the season and the injuries stacking up for the Denver Nuggets before MacMahon hands out his monthly award.
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For the first time in his career, LeBron James is playing on the final year of his contract with no player or team option for next season. And now in his 23rd NBA season, many wonder if his eighth season with the Los Angeles Lakers will be his last with the franchise and in his career overall.
The fact that LeBron’s agent Rich Paul spoke prior to the start of the season about evaluating what is best for the superstar and that there were other rumors about him not being satisfied with the Lakers’ roster only led to many believing he could potentially be traded, or go elsewhere as a free agent next summer.
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LeBron James in ‘deep end’ of unfamiliar Lakers role, says Brian Windhorst
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As the Los Angeles Lakers (15–5) begin a demanding three-game East Coast road trip Thursday against the Toronto Raptors (15–7), ESPN’s Brian Windhorst said LeBron James has entered the “deep end” of an unfamiliar role in Year 23 — one shaped by injuries, roster shifts and the rapid rise of Austin Reaves.
Windhorst discussed James’ new reality on The Dan Patrick Show, noting how drastically things have changed for the 40-year-old forward.
“The Luka thing happens then he has the injuries. So this is two things we’ve never seen. We’ve never seen him not be the 1A guy on his team. We’ve never seen him have offseason injuries before. Then his team, without him, plays really, really well. Absolutely never happened.”
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