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Jeff Teague CAN'T BELIEVE Jalen Duren hasn't signed $200 million Pistons deal: "TAKE THE MONEY!"
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In the most recent episode of 520 in the Morning, Jeff Teague, Mook, DJ Wells, and B Hen break down Jalen Duren reportedly turning down $200 million from the Detroit Pistons. Teague says Jalen Duren is making a HUGE MISTAKE by not taking the money. Hear why Jeff feels that once Duren signs the deal, he'll be able to hoop alongside Cade Cunningham and Ausar Thompson, and show the Pistons why he's worth more than that original offer.
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