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36. Tony Parker â Starts a six-year, $70 million extension next season, which seems steep for a point guard who doesn't create shots for his big men, and clearly had the yips in Game 7. But they seem pretty comfortable with him â he's the most likable import from France since the Rougeau Brothers.
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70 mil is steep but that was money they were going to give to j kidd so I guess they couldnt low ball him.
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18. Chauncey Billups â Before Game 7 of the Finals, everyone kept saying how Duncan had the most at stake ⦠in retrospect, wasn't it Billups? If he made a few big shots and the Pistons prevailed, he would have been included in every future discussion about clutch guards who elevated their play when it mattered, along with guys like Dennis Johnson, Clyde Frazier, Isiah Thomas and Sam Jones. And maybe there's still time for that. But Chauncey has gotten it done enough times that another heroic Game 7 would have altered his place in history. Too bad.
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