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Aussies in NBA Two-Way Roundup: Could Ducas, McVeigh, Travers see playoff action?

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Alex Ducas, Jack McVeigh and Luke Travers all made their NBA debuts this season, with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets and Cleveland Cavaliers respectively. After earning hard-fought roster spots on such heralded teams, Australia’s trio of two-way exports always had a chance of earning playoff minutes, but the aforementioned teams have somehow managed to exceed expectations.

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Aussies in NBA Two-Way Roundup: Could Ducas, McVeigh, Travers see playoff action?

Alex Ducas, Jack McVeigh and Luke Travers all made their NBA debuts this season, with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets and Cleveland Cavaliers respectively. After earning hard-fought roster spots on such heralded teams, Australia’s trio of two-way exports always had a chance of earning playoff minutes, but the aforementioned teams have somehow managed to exceed expectations.

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