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Karim Lopez would be a big swing for the Mavericks

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By David Sanchez Verified, David Sánchez
| Yahoo Sports Verified
When I first profiled Karim Lopez back in October, I mentioned him as a polarizing international prospect worth keeping an eye on. Now, with rumors circulating that new Mavericks President Masai Ujiri could view Lopez as a prototypical Dallas target, it’s worth revisiting my thoughts on a prospect I have followed for almost three years. Lopez is a 19-year-old forward who measured in at 6’8, 221 pounds with a 6’11.5 wingspan at the NBA Draft Combine, paired with a 38-inch vertical.
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Karim Lopez would be a big swing for the Mavericks

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By David Sanchez Verified, David Sánchez
| Mavs Moneyball Verified
The Dallas Maveriks should pass on Karim Lopz When I first profiled Karim Lopez back in October, I mentioned him as a polarizing international prospect worth keeping an eye on. Now, with rumors circulating that new Mavericks President Masai Ujiri could view Lopez as a prototypical Dallas target, it’s worth revisiting my thoughts on a prospect I have followed for almost three years.
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Winners and Losers of Day 1 of the NBA Combine

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By David Sanchez Verified, David Sánchez
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Day one of the NBA Draft Combine is in the books, and the measuring tape doesn’t lie,  but apparently, college sports information departments do. Seventy-three prospects were invited to  Chicago to put their bodies under the microscope. By the end of the measurement session, a handful of guys walked out with their stock firmly on the rise, while others are quietly hoping teams don’t look too hard at the numbers. Here’s who won the day, and who didn’t.
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