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[QUOTE="sun, post: 4789036, member: 11664"] Sometimes when one player has a weakness, it gives extra stength to another player. I thought that when Amari & Ayanna played together that they complemented each other. It's just like when Azzi is missing her shots & then Q was able to make her shots. There's a chemistry on the court that's not clearly visible but it can still exist & lead to someone else being productive, Missed bunnies can result in other tough shots being baskets too. I guess some fans just don't believe in "the invisible hand." [/QUOTE]
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