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At a moment the Heat need to rebound, Adebayo stands on verge of Haslem’s rebound record
ATLANTA — It has been 14 years since Udonis Haslem pushed Alonzo Mourning aside in the Miami Heat record book, his second rebound against the Milwaukee Bucks on Nov. 21, 2012 making him the franchise’s all-time leader. “The memories are what I’ll save,” Haslem said at that moment. “The memories are what I’ll really hold on to.” With seven more rebounds from Bam Adebayo, that’s all Haslem will ...
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