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LeBron James Responds to Ohio Bar Owner Who Cancelled Showing NBA Games Until He’s ‘Expelled’

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A bar owner had a problem with LeBron James for speaking on a police killing, so he decided that he will no longer show any more NBA games until James is "expelled"

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