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New Commit: Rrezon Elezay
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[QUOTE="RuffRuff, post: 5331268, member: 1268"] The easiest way to win in team sports is to exploit matchups. No better way to do that then having the ability to leverage a bench with a variety of unique pieces, and having matchup advantages. Dan Hurley had so few options last year, and very few advantages/depth. We went 7 deep, were playing with 3/4 of a PG (now we have 2). This year we could have multiple combos and and interesting twists on our rotation depending on who we play, tons of versatility. No one knows how it will play out but it’s nice to have those options. Swiss Army knife of a roster. [/QUOTE]
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