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If the Los Angeles Lakers keep rolling like they have been all season, and the Jazz squeeze into the NBA playoffs as it appears there is a chance, tonight's final outing for both teams before the NBA All-Star Game break may not be a mere reminder of what was last postseason.
It could also be a preview of what will be, with the Lakers -- who eliminated Utah from second-round play last May -- poised to be seeded No. 1 in the Western Conference and dealt an opening-round matchup with a No. 8-seed opponent that could be the Jazz.See the full content of this document
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Seething Sloan
The 29-23 Jazz, however, are not at all tempted to think so far ahead.
"We can't speculate (on) who we're going to play in the playoffs," Deron Williams said, "until we get in the playo...See the full content of this document
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