5 players who would like a do-over on the 2017-18 NBA season

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With the season winding down, here are five players who would love to do the 2017-18 NBA season all over again.

When you play video games, you get extra lives. You mis-hit the jump button, your stealthy play doesn’t work and the enemy catches you with a head shot, Bowser is just too friggin’ big. However you die, you die. But you re-spawn and get a second chance. And then a third chance. Maybe a fourth chance. And if you need five tries, try a different game.

Very rarely are you presented with a do-over in life. If you run a stop light and rear-end another car, you can’t rewind time and not run the stop light. If you miss the game-winning shot against your rival team, you can’t quit the game and replay it. Don’t do that, by the way. Take the L, lower the difficulty, and play the next game. Unless it’s Game 7 in the playoffs. Then, take the L, switch to the team that beat you, and win the title next year.

We’d all love a do-over on something in life. Maybe you wish you punched your boss after getting fired. Perhaps you got too drunk the night before a big exam. Your do-over might be something small, like not giving that homeless guy $2 because he was wearing Yeezy’s.

These five players would love to travel back in time to re-do their entire 2017-18 season.

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