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Good Thing Anderson Varejao Held Out
Good Thing Anderson Varejao Held Out
…Because it looks like he may need all of the money he can get his hands on. ESPN’s Marc Stein reports that the NBA will look to dish out fines to players that are determined to be guilty of the ever-popular “flopping.”
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