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| Be prepared for a slowish start even with broadband and turn the volume up. The oldish, slowish Lakers are desperate for speed, athleticism and hustle, so Rush is suddenly a regular member of the rotation - ``moving into a position of responsibility,'' in Jackson's words. The media was invited out, and several players reported a perfect day on playable fairways and slowish but true greens. |
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