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🎙️ Blaine Mueller: "This is an organization that literally hadn't won anything, including a division title, before the Summer League championship last year. Our group parlayed that at the NBA level with getting in the play-in and competing for a playoff spot, and then our G League team winning... a championship... winning begets winning." "The tone and energy probably have more to do with Liam (McNeeley), Sion (James), and Tidjane (Salaun) to a certain extent. Those were guys that only got to play a couple of games and then unfortunately dealt with some injuries last summer. Credit to them, they're amazing teammates. And the guys that stepped up, they were right there standing and cheering, and coaching them along the way. But I think they really look at this opportunity as unfinished business for them from the standpoint that they want to see this thing through and be out there on the court all the way through to another championship."show more

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