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Kevin Garnett Says Cade Cunningham, Jaylen Brown Beat Luka for First Team

Garnett left Doncic off his First Team All-NBA ballot, arguing Cunningham and Brown bring more complete value. “Jaylen Brown and Cade Cunningham are having better years all around basketball than bro,” Garnett said. He praised both for carrying teams consistently “on both sides of the ball,” then knocked Luka’s defense, saying, “Bro, he play one side of the ball.”

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