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    And regardless of how many of his jerseys were peppered throughout the MSG crowd, James clearly feels at home in Cleveland. "That's his city ... He grew up 30 minutes away from Cleveland. That's his area. All his family and friends are there. When you interact with him, you see how many people are real close to him there. ... He's a son of Akron." Of course, New Yorkers don't want to hear that. Full Article at FOX Sports
    That's his city ... He grew up 30 minutes away from Cleveland. That's his area. All his family and friends are there. When you interact with him, you see how many people are real close to him there. ... He's a son of Akron.
    Larry Hughes – Larry Hughes SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 weeks ago
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Knicks fans want to see a lot more of LeBron
  1. We've got to get to the point where the Knicks (have) that energy and the Knicks are that attraction and we're not there yet, obviously ... I think we're off to a good start with (Danilo) Gallinari and Wilson Chandler.
    Mike D'Antoni – Mike D'Antoni SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 weeks ago
  2. He's seen both sides of the fence being in Cleveland and New York
    LeBron James – LeBron James SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 weeks ago
  3. It's never low-key coming into the city
    LeBron James – LeBron James SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 weeks ago
  4. My first day here I got up and said, 'One way we could get to another level the quickest way was to get into the free-agent market,' ... I didn't even know who was in the market. Writers came in, looked it up, the next thing I knew it was LeBron James.
    Donnie Walsh – Donnie Walsh SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 weeks ago
  5. Obviously, your team can pay you more ... I think it still comes down to winning situations and where you feel comfortable more so than money; because I think the star guys are going to make money no matter where they go.
    SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 weeks ago
  6. At the end of the day, a max deal doesn't matter much to me
    SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 weeks ago

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