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Everyone watching Lakers in Summer League right now is asking the same thing: "Who is this random bald guy dropping 3s and doing wild celly?" Back in 2018, Jon Elmore was a March Madness legend, dropping 27 pts to lead 13 seed Marshall in a massive upset over Wichita...

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