Brandon Ingram, Domantas Sabonis Named NBA's Players Of The Week

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Brandon Ingram, Domantas Sabonis Named NBA's Players Of The Week

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Post #2 » by pagal » Mon Dec 28, 2020 11:47 pm

Good for BI. I remember when a certain trash fanbase referred to him and the lakers package for AD "trash".

-- "He better be a bloody monster."

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