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01-22-2020, 06:46 PM
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Walker took so long because his best seasons were spent in Colorado and the voters over compensated for that. It's true that you can't take Colorado numbers at face value, but the voters were discounting them too much. Walker was an extraordinary player. It took a while for the voters to see that, but they got it eventually.
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