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Tuesday, April 29, 2014
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It’s never a good idea to overreact to preseason outcomes. Wins and losses don’t matter until October 30, when the NBA’s regular season gets underway. The preseason gives executives a chance to evaluate the fringe players on their roster and decide who to cut while coaches teach their system and build their rotation. That’s the purpose of these exhibition games
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