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KD on Nets: "It felt like we were committed but everybody else wasn't" Kyrie: "Nah…when he said this…I was like…we're all committed…but not everybody's gonna do what you want them to do…Steve wasn't even in the play in! But this your mans…You want Steve to coach?…Fine…"

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