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Jason Quick is reporting that Brandon Roy has been named the Western Conference Player of the week for Nov. 24-30. Brandon led the Blazers to a 4-0 record this week with homes win against the Kings, Heat and Hornets, capping it off with the big win yesterday in Detroit. He had filled up the stat ...
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