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BREAKING — CBS Sports reports that James Harden is returning to the Cavaliers on a three-year, $97 million deal, a signing that follows the team's acquisition of Peyton Watson and closes a nearly two-month stretch during which Cleveland scrambled to reshape its roster. The delay suggests front office tension, perhaps competing visions of whether a veteran scorer still fit the timeline of a team that has been actively remaking itself. Now the question becomes whether Harden's arrival accelerates contention or complicates chemistry with a group still integrating new pieces.
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