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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 5289817, member: 1414"] I don't know, Halliburton is the best passing PG in the league in the long time and SGA is a guy who can score and create for others any way possible like Bird (even if not playing the same position). I get the bias against OKC, as a KC guy I have no idea why they didn't get that team. OKC is a small market for a pro franchise, but Memphis and New Orleans are even smaller and Utah isn't much bigger. Indianapolis is small too but it's a basketball hotbed that has an NFL team as well. Milwaukee market is smaller than Indianapolis. [/QUOTE]
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