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The day Hedo Turkoglu showed up in Toronto in 2009 he was nearly seven feet of oatmeal, in shorts. His arms were elongated noodles, his legs long sacks of cement. He was supposed to be part of a winning push to keep pending free agent Chris Bosh, but Bosh was shaking his head from the beginning. Turkoglu is best remembered in Toronto for being in a pizza commercial, and a post-game interview after a rare quality game in which all he would say, to every question, was “Ball.”
It was not a great performance, all in all. And other than his uniform, not much has changed.
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