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Old 02-02-2023, 09:50 PM   #1
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Trading THJ seems like an un-Mav thing to do for some reason. Same for Powell. They're practically family. Who cares if they're good at sportsball.
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Old 02-02-2023, 10:11 PM   #2
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Trading THJ seems like an un-Mav thing to do for some reason. Same for Powell. They're practically family. Who cares if they're good at sportsball.
Even if you could make slight upgrades to the team by replacing those Two guys it's a win win situation

I saw it last year after thj got injured the team took off without him.


I'd swap out Powell for Noel or Holmes in a heartbeat and I'd swap out thj for a Beasley or Lavert.

None of those guys are world beaters nut I'm willing to bet they would all provide more than Powell and THJ
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