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GDT: Suns vs Bobcats


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Al with 18 in the first. His career high is 40 just for future reference.

This is the flaw with the Hornets. In order to have a chance at winning Al must play out of his mind every night and at 290 pounds coming off plantar fasciitis and in double digit years of NBA service he just can't be expected to do that every night. Last year was his peak and I hope Cho and company realize this offseason that it's all downhill from there. Not going to go into his defense because it's been well documented.

Theoretically by trading him you open up the offense to suit the rest of the roster's scoring strengths, running and slashing like these Suns, even though shooting would still be an issue.

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