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Examples
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Coach Roger Reid had to play inexperienced players a lot because of the roster's makeup, but it should pay dividends down the road.
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Halfway to the chance to extend his own NBA record with an 11th championship ring, coach Phil Jackson directs the credit for the Lakers 'postseason surge to his veteran roster's collective playoff wisdom.
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Byron Scott's Princeton offense will allow Cleveland to outscore a lot of teams, and this roster's motivation to prove it wasn't a bad supporting cast for LeBron will propel the Cavs toward a .500 mark.
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Those circumstances separate his situation from several of the roster's other burdensome contracts.
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Eric Metcalf — admittedly a man seemingly lacking the pedigree of some of our roster's more accomplished players — wasn't nearly as powerful a runner as Sharpe.
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Hairston, meanwhile, is a solid rebounder who will improve the roster's athleticism.
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Byron Scott's Princeton offense will allow Cleveland to outscore a lot of teams, and this roster's motivation to prove it wasn't a bad supporting cast for LeBron will propel the Cavs toward a .500 mark.
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The Giants have fought all year, through a roster's worth of injuries and a four-game, ostensibly season-killing losing streak.
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But that hardened Detroit pessimism is starting to crack—and why not, when the roster's high draft picks are actually performing like high draft picks.
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An undrafted rookie out of Kansas State, Banks is the roster's hidden gem.
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