Dylan Harper Proud Of Jordan Clarkson And His Own Filipino Heritage Entering The Finals

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"It’s a blessing to represent the Philippines, where I’m from. I think me and Jordan Clarkson are doing a great job doing that," said Dylan as the Spurs gear up to face the Knicks in the upcoming NBA Finals. Dylan's mother is of Filipino descent which si the same for Jordan as well.

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