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How Does Technology Affect Basketball
How can technology affect Nba basketball?

What effect does technology have on NBA basketball player? How are the NBA basketball players using technology. Many basketball leagues are starting to use technology. Some people say it is helping the teams, but some people think that they just hurt the players. This essay will show you the pros and cons so you can decide whether you think it is good or not. This matters because it changes the whole league.
How do the teams use the technology. How they use it to find more information about other teams/players. They use it to figure out how to defend against other players from different teams. Coaches use the technology to figure out how the other teams substitute their players. How can technology
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