The rules were simple for players to follow: if they wanted to be eligible for awards like MVP or DPOY, or to be named to one of the All-NBA teams, they would have to play in 65 of their team's 82 games.
For guys like Leonard, the rules have worked wonders. For the first time in his five years with the Clippers, the former Defensive Player of the Year and MVP candidate has played more than 57 games in a single campaign.
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