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NBA Today’s Malika Andrews, Kendrick Perkins, Jeremy Lin and Tim MacMahon react to the Boston Celtics’ win over the Philadelphia 76ers in the first game since the Jaylen Brown-Paul
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NBA Today’s Malika Andrews, Kendrick Perkins, Jeremy Lin and Tim MacMahon react to the Boston Celtics’ win over the Philadelphia 76ers in the first game since the Jaylen Brown-Paul George trade. Anthony Slater and Michael C. Wright preview Wednesday night’s Warriors-Rockets game.
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