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Old 06-10-2008, 01:17 AM   #1
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Default If Pierce's injury in game 1 kept him out for the series .....

If Pierce has a more serious injury in game one and was to be out for the rest of the championship,Would you have been worried about Powe replacing him as Powe would most likely have had most of the replacement time?
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Default Re: If Pierce's injury in game 1 kept him out for the series .....

Their games are completely different, and their game levels are completely different. Hell yeah I would have been worried.

Though I think Posey would have ended up with more PT as a result more so than Powe.
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