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| The Rookie-Sophomore Game During NBA All-Star Weekend Will Be Worth The Watch |
With younger players jumping out of school to come into the NBA, this year’s crop of rookies and sophomores are better than they have even been since the tradition started. The storylines are endless and this year the game is worth tuning into. The latest odds for the Rookie-Sophomore game will be posted at BetPhoenix along with plenty of great props and wagering opportunities for many of the great events for NBA All-Star Weekend. The mega star of this game is Blake Griffin from the LA Clippers. He is everything that he is hyped up to be and is responsible for getting fans excited about Clippers basketball for the first time in a long time. He is always on the end of an Alley-oop and will provide a few monstrous dunks, but Griffin will not be the only player to watch. John Wall and the controversial DeMarcus Cousins will be on the same team again for this event. The Rookies are the favorites to win this game, but don’t sleep on the sophomore team. Although Kings guard Tyreke Evans has been ruled out of the 2011 T-Mobile Rookie Challenge and Youth Jam due to plantar fasciitis in his left foot, they still have a good team. Stephen Curry is the big draw for this team as the sharpshooter will be taking deep three-point attempts all night long. The roster is full of other great players to include, San Antonio Spurs center DeJuan Blair, Toronto Raptors guard DeMar DeRozan, Chicago Bulls forward Taj Gibson, Philadelphia 76ers guard Jrue Holiday, Oklahoma City Thunder forward/center Serge Ibaka, Milwaukee Bucks guard Brandon Jennings, and Portland Trail Blazers guard Wesley Matthews. This gam will be worth the watch so pull up a chair and enjoy the show!
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