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[QUOTE="Fairfield Fan, post: 3294322, member: 6911"] Exactly. Washington plays the twin towers of Meeseman and EDD together for much of the game, and the one relieves and complements the other. Jonquil Jones is one of the emerging greats. And let's not forget that two other teams that went deep into the playoffs included some of the greatest front court players of all time, including Liz Cambage, A'ja Wilson, Dearica Hamby, and the Ogwumikes. The WNBA playoffs are all about magnificent front court players, complemented by excellent guards. [/QUOTE]
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