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BP "When Brunson runs offense how come OG's not getting the opportunities he's gotten when offense thru KAT?" Wally "Normally when JB running it, it's high PnR…OG spaces floor…in corners…When ball in KAT's hands, JB's a cutter…as a result help from all over…OG free to roam"

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