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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 5280816, member: 1414"] Because we have seen, two stars, with not much around them (Lakers) isn't going anywhere in today's NBA. Getting Giannis would hollow out the team. They'd have no depth. The smart move is to keep adding. Celtics fans are thrilled they didn't trade Brown and a lot more for KD, because they wouldn't have won last year. Spurs have a nice young team. The goal now should be to take some assets you don't need and work on ideal roster construction. That #2 pick gives them a great chance to do that. [/QUOTE]
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