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The Detroit Pistons traded for Blake Griffin, and everyone’s going nuts

January 30, 2018January 30, 2018| 0 Comment| 1:04
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This is what we in the media business like to call a “#WojBomb.” You see, ESPN basketball insider Adrian Wojnarowski has this tendency of dropping bombshell NBA news on Twitter, seemingly out of the blue, just enough to catch everyone by surprise and scream “WHAT?!” That’s what

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