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This week on the answer, we're asking the question, do positions even matter?

As we go further into this season, as we go further into human history, it just seems like positions matter less and less.

It seems like the best players are the players who are the most flexible,

who can play point guard from the power-forward position, who can play the dunker position,

from the point guard position, and in my conversation with Syracurit Sohia that you're about to hear,

can play the Dremont position, which is a position that is really only less than a decade old,

but Syracurit wrote a really cool piece on Yahoo about this new generation of players,

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