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As C.J. McCollum heads west, from Ohio to Oregon, to start another season with the Portland Trail Blazers, his older brother, Errick, flies more than 5,400 miles east to Kazan, Russia, to begin his campaign overseas.
As C.J. McCollum heads west, from Ohio to Oregon, to start another season with the Portland Trail Blazers, his older brother, Errick, flies more than 5,400 miles east to Kazan, Russia, to begin his campaign overseas.
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