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Hello everyone and welcome to today's 'Fear the Newsletter', where LeBron James speaks out.
If you have questions, concerns or complaints, drop me an e-mail at christopherwmanning@gmail.com. We hope you enjoy. And a special thanks to Carter Rodriguez for filling in for me over the last few days.
- Chris Manning (@cwmwrites), Editor at Fear the Sword
Last night at the ESPYs, LeBron James spoke out and called for change alongside Dwyane Wade, Chris Paul and Carmelo Anthony. It was a powerful moment by four athletes speaking out and calling for change at a time where violence has become incredibly and unfortunately common. Bravo to LeBron and the rest for speaking out and using their platform to call for change.
Also at the ESPYs, the Cavs won a lot of awards and LeBron himself picked up a few solo awards.
In summer league action, the Cavs beat the Celtics last night in tournament play with Jordan McRae leading the way. The Cavs next play the Lakers tonight at 10:30 p.m. EST.
As a reminder, chat about free agency here and track all Cavs rumors here.
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What to read today: VICE Sports' Chris Barnewall on Juan Howard being ready to become an NBA coach, VICE's Michael Pina on the Jazz being the Warriors' kryptonite, Jennie Finch writing about softball's exclusion from the Olympics at VOX,the Wall Street Journal's Chris Herring and Melo/Rose Knicks and ESPN FC's Chris Jones on how Portugal fits what Euro 16 was all about.
That's it for today. We'll talk to you tomorrow.