Boston Celtics' Allison Feaster credits WNBA career for paving way to NBA
Allison Feaster, the vice president of player development and organizational growth, went from playing basketball to working in an NBA back office.
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Allison Feaster, the vice president of player development and organizational growth, went from playing basketball to working in an NBA back office.
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