Jose Alvarado, Julian Champagnie bring HS rivalry, similar career paths to MSGs grand NBA Finals stage

Brooklyn natives Julian Champagnie and Jose Alvarado weren’t supposed to make it in the NBA, at least according to the experts, scouts and executives who made these decisions....

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