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Rich Paul made an argument about basketball greatness and dependence, and it worked perfectly. The problem is it worked a little too well. The longtime agent and close confidant of LeBron James recently weighed in on a debate about Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, arguing forcefully that Pippen's contributions to the Chicago Bulls dynasty were so essential that Jordan would…
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