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The Los Angeles Lakers have more than likely lost out on the chance to trade for Kyrie Irving now that Kevin Durant is set to stay put in Brooklyn, so it’s Plan B time. A trade with the Pacers for Buddy Hield and/or Myles Turner seemingly remains a possibility. Perhaps other unreported avenues to move […]

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