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Here's Anthony Edwards when asked about staying after practice to plays 1 on 1 with Joan Beringer. "I been ducking and dodging him for weeks, but I had to pay him his rent money yesterday... Joan is a worker, man. I haven't seen too many rookies like him... He...

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