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[QUOTE="Deleted at users request, post: 4887307"] Clingan is really the difference maker in all these games. There’s just no way Nolan and Brimah contain him. Bazz and Boat would give these guards hell though on both ends of the floor. But the 2024 front court just has a huge advantage after that. 2011, I can’t bet on anyone beating Kemba. Oriaki and Okwandu may be able to hold their own against Clingan and then yeah, the Kemba, Lamb, and Bazz combo could be a lot for the 2024 team to handle. Roscoe was able to contain Kawhi Leonard and Derrick Williams too so I don’t think Karaban would have much of an advantage there. [/QUOTE]
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