Counterpoint: Could Steve Francis be the Rockets' Bob McAdoo or Mark Aguirre?

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David Friedman David Friedman posted 7/20/2007 from 20secondtimeout.blogspot.com [flag]
On the one hand, Steve Francis has never shown much interest in team play. On the other hand, oft-criticized All-Stars Bob McAdoo and Mark Aguirre won multiple titles after accepting lesser roles with new teams. Could Francis do something similar to this? [link]

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