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Derrick Jones Jr. on what's impressed him about playing with Darius Garland: “Everything, really. I knew the type of player he was, but shit, he's still shifty as a mofo. It's tough to stay in front of him for everybody. It's damn near impossible. That tween stepback, he gets...

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