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| | Green left to ponder 'what' and 'if' (phillyBurbs.com) | Mike Sielski |
 | | From there, though, the Detroit Pistons pulled away for a 97-92 win and a 3-games-to-1 lead in the series, and so Green was left to chew on the hardest two words in the world: what and if. |
 | | In a way, it was stunning that he was on the court at all in those final seconds of regulation, that with the Sixers trailing by one point he was out there to back-rim a 3-pointer, chase down his own rebound, and coax a cheap foul from Chauncey Billups. |
 | | On July 28, 1992, his 11th birthday, Green was standing at the bottom of the steep, slanted driveway of his parents' house in Detroit when his younger brother, Martin, began fiddling with the gear shift of the family van. |
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