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    In the end, though, Deng wasn't jealous that his rookie teammate sank the late jumper for the win. "I'm so happy that he hit that ... I won in London, my first game." Trailing 81-77 at the start of the fourth, the Jazz took the lead at 86-84 when Milsap drove for a layup and was fouled. Full Article at FOX Sports
    I'm so happy that he hit that ... I won in London, my first game.
    Luol Deng – Luol Deng SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 months ago
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Rookie beats buzzer as Bulls win in London
  1. We accomplished as much as we could ... Some of them played pretty well.
    Jerry Sloan – Jerry Sloan SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 months ago
  2. Just shoot it, that was the only instinct ... I knew we didn't have much time on the clock. I just tried to let it go as fast as I can before the clock ran out.
    James Johnson – James Johnson SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 months ago
  3. To come here my first time was a great experience ... Get to see the soldiers with the red coats on, things like that. A lot of stuff you only get to see on TV.
    James Johnson – James Johnson SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 months ago
  4. I just said be aggressive ... Go and have fun.
    – Vinny Del Negro SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 months ago
  5. We really wanted to stick with the plan ... It's exciting to be home and I wanted to play a lot of minutes, but Coach came and asked me and we kind of talked about it. But it was the right thing to do - just keep managing my minutes.
    Luol Deng – Luol Deng SOURCE: FOX Sports 2 months ago

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