Dylan Harper and De’Aaron Fox Cleared to Play in WCF Game 3

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Dylan Harper and De’Aaron Fox Cleared to Play in WCF Game 3

In a huge break for the Spurs, Fox and Harper have both been cleared to play in WCF game 3 after completing their pregame routines. Fox has been dealing with a high right ankle sprain that he suffered in WCSF game 4 and missed WCF games 1 and 2. Harper has been dealing with a right adductor strain.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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