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Joe Dumars highlighted Bennedict Mathurin's competitive level as a reason he can be a good defender for the Pelicans, which feels far-fetched.

Pelican Debrief writer Chris Lambert criticizes Joe Dumars' comments suggesting Bennedict Mathurin and Trendon Watford will significantly improve the New Orleans Pelicans' defense under head coach Jamahl Mosley. Dumars stated that defense centers on competitive effort, noting that bringing in competitive players will bolster the team's defensive performance.
Lambert argues that equating defensive success solely to effort is a major oversimplification. The writer asserts that Mathurin is primarily known as a downhill scorer rather than a strong defender, and effort alone will not overcome defensive limitations.
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