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[QUOTE="baggerbob, post: 4064162, member: 1333"] Would like to see that Connecticut, and Las Vegas remind me too much of the Bad boy Pistons that set the NBA back years. The WNBA champions for a lot of years have been teams that played the games without a lot of pushing and shoving. Those teams were enjoyable to watch, which is why ratings have gone up. Miller and Laimbeer have both adopted a clutch and shove type game. The Bad Boys set the NBA back a lot of years, and the same thing might well happen in the WNBA. [/QUOTE]
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