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If LeBron James comes here, it's not the end of his story: It's only the beginning. Glancing backward from the year 2018, we wondered: What would a documentary about LeBron's time in New York look like? We asked filmmaker Jonathan Hock, director of The Lost Son of Havana and ESPN's upcoming "30 for 30" entry The Best That Never Was, to use his imagination to storyboard LeBron's future New York retrospective.


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