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Cam Johnson's Lemonade Stand Draws Teammates And Over 2,000 Fans
The Phoenix Suns forward settled a Super Bowl bet with teammate Mikal Bridges by running a lemonade stand. See the photos here.

PHOENIX, AZ —Phoenix Suns forward Cam Johnson hosted a lemonade stand at Los Olivos Park in Phoenix Monday afternoon, settling a bet he and teammate Mikal Bridges made on the Super Bowl.
Johnson bet on the Cincinnati Bengals —he's a big fan —while Bridges backed the Los Angeles Rams. The pair actually attended the game in Los Angeles, which was won by the Rams 23-20.
That is why Johnson was serving lemonade and cookies to a crowd estimated to be well over 2,000 people, according to ArizonaSports.com.
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According to the Suns, the restaurant Flower Child donated the lemonade and cookies and the event raised $5,000 for Phoenix Suns Charities.
Johnson, who served lemonade and cookies himself, was joined at the event by several teammates, including Bridges, who also helped out. Also attending were: Frank Kaminsky, Cam Payne, Ish Wainright and, yes, Chris Paul.
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Players also signed autographs and posed for pictures.
"I've loved playing in this city since the moment I got here," said the third-year player Johnson, according to the Suns. "I've loved living here and these people are a big part of that ... I hope these people do understand that all this money that they have donated ... is just going to be popped right back into the community."
Here are some photos from the event:



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