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If anything, I think these games show how little Al makes a difference... I'd be shopping him right now.

 

As much as I'd love for them to cut ties with Al (and Lance, pending his fit with this Al-less squad) unfortunately they won't do that. 

 

While getting a win without Al is nice, it's more a reflection of the schedule finally starting to soften after that brutal start, and if you shop him no one is going to give up much for an injured, thirty year old big who doesn't defend as a half-year rental unless they have a defense that can compensate for his deficiencies and can be assured he will re-sign with them.

 

Bottom line, we do not have nearly the firepower on the perimeter to compensate for Marvin disappearing on the score sheet and Biz not knowing how to basketball offensively. We need SOMETHING offensively in the post to have a chance at catching the 8 seed.

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