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    SEEING IS BELIEVING

    Nov 29, 2019 3 minutes
    WORDS FRANKLYN CALLE
    PORTRAIT JOHNNIE IZQUIERDO

    Jabri Abdur-Rahim was born in 2002, his dad, Shareef, had already graced the cover of SLAM not once, but twice. The first time came in 1996 as part of the iconic rookie class cover that featured Shareef standing next to Kobe Bryant, Ray Allen, Steve Nash and several others. The second time, in 1999, he was featured solo off the heels of a season in which he averaged a career-best

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