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Brow meets Deng sounds too good to be true.

This season is lost for the New Orleans Pelicans, who have watched Ryan Anderson and Jrue Holiday go down, and Tyreke Evans earn less than half what they're paying him. The rest of 2013-14 will be spent marveling at the NBA's newest top-10 superstar, Anthony Davis.

New Orleans' defense is a mess. Even with Davis blocking all kinds of shots, generally protecting the rim with a look that says, "Drive on me, fool. I one-eyebrow, triple-dog dare you," the Pellies rank 27th in defensive efficiency.

Inserting Deng into the starting lineup bolsters their perimeter attack on that side. Offense, too. While with the Bulls he proved he could shoulder the offensive burden of an entire team. Playing second or thirdWe affirm.
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