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Brendan Haywood doesn't blame the NBA for messing up the All-Star game: "The league is trying to clean up a player problem”

Summary by The Wenatchee World
Brendan Haywood thinks the leadership of the NBA can't fix the problem concerning the All-Star game because most of the blame falls on the players themselves
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Brendan Haywood doesn't blame the NBA for messing up the All-Star game: "The league is trying to clean up a player problem”

Brendan Haywood thinks the leadership of the NBA can't fix the problem concerning the All-Star game because most of the blame falls on the players themselves

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The Wenatchee World broke the news in on Saturday, February 22, 2025.
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