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Austin Rivers really walked into Celtics practice as a highschooler to visit his pops, but in the process ended up cooking Kendrick Perkins in 1 on 1. Then he looked Kevin Garnett in the eyes and said "check ball." 😭 I’m sayin, that’s the delusion mindset you need that...

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Austin Rivers says 76ers could go on a run in the playoffs “The key for this thing to work can Joel buy in to being option number 2. You had a great run you were the guy that started trust the process. That process is over. It’s Maxey time now he is a superstar” (Via Austin Rivers)

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