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NBA Insider Teases Warriors Trade For Orlando Magic Starting Center

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 4h ago

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The Golden State Warriors could be trading for Orlando Magic’s starting center, an NBA insider teased on Thursday. NBA insider Brett Siegel of Clutchpoints teased this on X, when he was asked by a fan if there is a possibility that the Warriors could look…

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