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KAT in NY Times Interview: explains the strategy shift after game 2 vs the Hawks in RD 1 of the playoffs. KAT also mentions that he attempted to suggest this earlier in the year to no avail. Makes a LOT more sense why he was disgruntled. “It put us... show more

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