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    The Clippers said they would take the forward with the top pick just hours after they won the draft lottery last month, and never considered changing their minds. "The fact is we're getting an incredible player, incredible person, an impeccable work ethic and a guy that we plan on having in L.A. for many years to come ... He's going to be an exciting fit for our ballclub." Griffin said, "Hopefully, I can bring something they don't have.'' To the perennially dismal Clippers? Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
    The fact is we're getting an incredible player, incredible person, an impeccable work ethic and a guy that we plan on having in L.A. for many years to come ... He's going to be an exciting fit for our ballclub.
    Mike Dunleavy – Mike Dunleavy SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 5 months ago
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Point guards dominate draft's first round
  1. Hopefully, I can bring something they don't have.
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 5 months ago
  2. I have to think about that ... I'll talk to my agent, and we'll see.
    SOURCE: Austin American-Statesman 5 months ago

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