Shannon Sharpe explains why LeBron joining Embiid and Simmons in Philly is a real possibility

Name: Shannon Sharpe explains why LeBron joining Embiid and Simmons in Philly is a real possibility
Uploaded: 2018-04-05T09:53:31-04:00
Description: In his reaction to CJ MCCollum's comment on LeBron James joining Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons in Philadelphia next season is 'a bigger possibility than people think', Shannon Sharpe explains how King James going to Philly is an outstanding option.

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In his reaction to CJ MCCollum's comment on LeBron James joining Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons in Philadelphia next season is 'a bigger possibility than people think', Shannon Sharpe explains how King James going to Philly is an outstanding option.

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Shannon Sharpe explains why LeBron joining Embiid and Simmons in Philly is a real possibility

In his reaction to CJ MCCollum's comment on LeBron James joining Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons in Philadelphia next season is 'a bigger possibility than people think', Shannon Sharpe explains how King James going to Philly is an outstanding option.

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