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Rich Paul Says Anthony Davis Will Play For Wizards

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Dirk Nowitzki Gives Tim Duncan Edge Over Kevin Garnett

Nowitzki said Duncan and KG were both tough, but gave “Timmy” the edge as “probably” the greatest power forward ever. He praised Duncan’s “all-around game,” defense, leadership and scoring, while noting his offensive rebounding and strength made him difficult. Nowitzki said KG had more turnaround jumpers, but both were among the game’s best.

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