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This three-game Bryce Cotton heater has been wild. He had 49 points tonight (including this half-court shot) vs ADL. That came after 59 points vs NZ + 40 points vs ILL. Over the 3 games, Cotton is 47/72 FG (65.3%), 18/32 3PT (56.3%), and 36/38 FT (94.7%).

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Joshvor 1 Jahr

We need better commentators like John he’s got personality, doesn’t have stupid opinions and treats the players the same he’s a great commentator

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L Juddyvor 1 Jahr

And from the crowd on Friday night it looked like he was hitting those threes heavily contested. Man’s a freak!

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Simon Woodvor 1 Jahr

@hornets @HornetsPR

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matt smithvor 1 Jahr

not so wild for the 36ers...in a hole right now

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Olgun Ulucvor 1 Jahr

They’ve been undermanned the last 3, so I wouldn’t sweat it too much. The defence has been bad all season though, which is what caps their ceiling as a contender, but they should still hover in the 6 until the end.

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Shay Pearsonvor 1 Jahr

@EthanJohnson613

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Greg Solonvor 1 Jahr

Crazy numbers!! 🤯

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TSvor 1 Jahr

He is on fire 🔥

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ShaiXMRvor 1 Jahr

Boomer Byrce . . .

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Hawks 🏆🏆 and Depressendon fanvor 1 Jahr

He’s better than a lot of bench players in the nba! Time to league him!

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