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Jair Alexander, likely on the way out.

Rob Domovsky reporting multiple sources inside the organization,

frustrated with his lack of availability.

That's an interesting way to phrase it isn't it and when something like that comes out

it's just over because coaches generally understand injured players can't, don't play.

The only reason you go on the record to a journalist, an ESPN beat reporter with that sort of complaint is if you believe there are times as an organization when he was

healthy enough to play and simply didn't that is a different kind of level that is an accusation at that point it is a suggestion

that you are soft essentially and once that gets out there once you tell that to a reporter

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