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NBA intel: A new trend in contract talks; another pricey decision in OKC
Source: espn.com · Published
Why star contract negotiations have shifted, why OKC is preparing for more roster changes and more.
Why star contract negotiations have shifted, why OKC is preparing for more roster changes and more.
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