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How Chris Duarte Embarrassed The Warriors
The Golden State Warriors choked against a severely undermanned Indiana Pacers team on the second end of a back-to-back without Caris Levert, Domantis Sabonis, Malcolm Brogdon, or Myles Turner. This might be the worst loss of the season but I wanted to put some respect on the Pacers' second tier players, especially rookie Chris Duarte. First they take out the Los Angeles Lakers, then Chris Duarte drops 27 points on the Dubs with some clutch buckets. I wanted to breakdown how he got his points and his clutch plays in the 4th quarter and overtime.
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