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Nice little article about Pargo and his buzzer beater vs. the Magic in summer league. Looking forward to seeing him get a shot next season in the NBA.

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Great alley oop feed from half court, too

This put a smile on my face, I hope Pargo gets his shot this year. His family certainly knows how this process works.

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