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Michael Porter Jr., Julius Randle discuss what Nets need to change

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 2d ago ·Updated 19h ago

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Following Friday's loss to the Detroit Pistons, Brooklyn Nets veterans Michael Porter Jr. and Julius Randle discussed what the team needs to change.

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