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Old 11-01-2017, 04:45 AM   #122
Jack.Kerr
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To Mavs fans, for whom it could be a long season:

Follow Porzingis. He's worth watching. (And if you can do so without having to listen to Walt Frazier's inane drunken rhyming, so much the better.)

KP in the middle of a very hot streak right now, with 5 of 6 games >30pts (Boston held him to 12 with constant double-teaming). Hit some insanely long 3-pointers v. the Nuggets the other night as if he were taking 15-footers, the kind that would've turned Steph Curry's head.

He is also a defensive presence with that height and reach. You can see opposing players looking over their shoulders when they go inside.

He is young, still developing, needs more strength; neither his shot nor his game are the thing of beauty that Dirk's were in his prime; but with Jackson and Anthony both departed, KP has a chance to be Dirk 2.0 in a few years, barring injury or MSG-induced psychosis.

For admirers of Dirk, it could bring a sentimental tear to your eye.
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