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Pelicans’ Hayes ejected for flagrant 2 on Crowder

Pelicans forward Jaxson Hayes was ejected from Friday night’s Game 2 after he was assed a flagrant 2 foul for shoving Phoenix’s Jae Crowder.

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Oklahoma City Thunder vs Indiana Pacers
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Over - 1H-105

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