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Stephen Curry Reacts to LeBron James Not Choosing Warriors
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Golden State point guard Steph Curry isn’t overly concerned that friend/rival LeBron James opted to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers instead of Curry’s Warriors.
In Philadelphia, James will attempt to become the first player in NBA history to win a championship with four different franchises.
Had James gone to Golden State, he’d have had that same opportunity.
Combined, James and Curry have eight NBA championships and six MVP awards.
Oddly enough, both Curry and James were born in the same Akron, Ohio hospital.