Shannon Sharpe reacts to Paul George's decision to stay in OKC instead of joining LeBron on Lakers

Name: Shannon Sharpe reacts to Paul George's decision to stay in OKC instead of joining LeBron on Lakers
Uploaded: 2021-12-16T10:44:36-05:00
Description: In his conversation on Paul George re-signing with the Oklahoma City Thunder for four-year, $137 million max contract, Shannon Sharpe explains why he is confused and surprised PG13 stayed in OKC with Russell Westbrook instead of joining LeBron James on the Los Angeles Lakers.

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In his conversation on Paul George re-signing with the Oklahoma City Thunder for four-year, $137 million max contract, Shannon Sharpe explains why he is confused and surprised PG13 stayed in OKC with Russell Westbrook instead of joining LeBron James on the Los Angeles Lakers.

DECEMBER 16, 2021・National Basketball Association・3:34

Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James

Paul George

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Russell Westbrook

Shannon Sharpe reacts to Paul George's decision to stay in OKC instead of joining LeBron on Lakers

In his conversation on Paul George re-signing with the Oklahoma City Thunder for four-year, $137 million max contract, Shannon Sharpe explains why he is confused and surprised PG13 stayed in OKC with Russell Westbrook instead of joining LeBron James on the Los Angeles Lakers.

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