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#Ramshouse HC Sean McVay On whether Ty Simpson was there first target or whether other players were in consideration? : “Let’s make one thing clear, this is Matthew's team. You get a chance to be able to address the backup quarterback. We've got Stetson. We've talked about the importance... show more

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"Don't know if I agree with him." Mike Budenholzer when told Tyus Jones said the Suns having been lacking in terms of energy and focus and was asked how can the Suns get back to that. "I think we just got to play with each other. We've got to get in and out of actions. We've got to move together. We've got to cover for each other, do other things." #Suns

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Eric Daugherty

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