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[QUOTE="prankster, post: 4452434, member: 14"] IDK. He is an asset. Who can definitely affect matchups. He will likely get garbage time off the bench to shake off some rust, and slowly carve out 5 to 9 mpg over a few weeks. I try to never assume too much. Coach Hurley gets to watch every minute of every practice. And he will be looking for reasons to integrate him into the rotation. [/QUOTE]
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