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Dylan Harper: San Antonio Spurs Are More Locked In Facing Elimination in Game 6

Harper said the Spurs have reached “a new level” with their backs against the wall, focusing on being more competitive and “a lot more locked in.” He said his only mindset is finding a way to “get the job done,” adding San Antonio can use its adversity to prove “why we can do big things.”

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