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an issue with “selling high” as a front office is everyone usually knows you’re attempting to sell high, and doesn’t just know but knows you’re attempting to get over and be covert about it, which is the offensive part because the very implication of selling-the-high is a comedown soon thereafter, and that’s often what turns
an issue with “selling high” as a front office is everyone usually knows you’re attempting to sell high, and doesn’t just know but knows you’re attempting to get over and be covert about it, which is the offensive part because the very implication of selling-the-high is a comedown soon thereafter, and that’s often what turns selling high into a backup forward and a late first for your franchise’s best player in a decade; and the player’s always 31, which in the sports world is less an age than a terminal diagnosis, a metaphor for saxophones playing as the hill’s downslope nears because you…
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