By Devin Kharpertian
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The Philadelphia 76ers aren’t a good basketball team. Here’s Mason Plumlee taking advantage of that. Plumlee spins free as Deron Williams finds him for the oop.
A bit of context: on this play, Plumlee ran ahead of the defense when the Nets secured the ball in the backcourt, but Marcus Thornton didn’t see him. D-Will made up for Thornton’s lack of vision.
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