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Kirilenko's numbers were nothing special but he played awesome tonight! I'm starting to see the old AK coming out again, and I love it! I don't think he took a single jump shot, he was aggressive with the ball and blocked a couple shots on the defensive end! Keep up the good work!
This was the Nets but defensively the Jazz were smoking and it did convert into offense.
Tremendous to see that kind of focus on a team that would be easy to try to coast on.
This team is finally starting to look like the team Jerry said they were when he said they were probably the most talented team top to bottom he has ever coached.
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