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AJ Dybantsa Addresses His Leg Injury After Washington Win Over Utah

Towards the end of the game, AJ subbed himself out to tend to a leg injury. Many believed it was a calf issue as he said postgame, "Just some leg soreness. Nothing crazy. I'll be back." AJ was solid in this win. While he went 0-5 from three, he dropped 27 PTS, 7 REB, and 2 STL on 7-18 FG.

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AJ Dybantsa Happy That He Got The Win Over Darryn Peterson

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Michael Porter Jr Getting Likelier To Get Traded

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Michael Porter Jr Getting Likelier To Get Traded

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Gary Payton Says LeBron James’ Next Move Will Be About Happiness

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Trae Young Impressed by AJ Dybantsa's Early Summer League Poise

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Yaxel Lendeborg Plans to Bring More Physicality to the NBA

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