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Caitlin Clark Pushes Back on Fever Locker Room Narratives
Clark said Indiana’s complete performance vs Dream should quiet outside noise after a difficult weekend. “The sky’s not falling,” she said, pushing back on stories about the locker room, teammates and coaches. Clark said the Fever remain short of where they want to be, but the win showed their connection, selflessness and belief in each other after a rough stretch.
By Raahib Singh
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Mike Brown Expects Spurs to “Mix It Up” While Guarding Karl-Anthony Towns in Finals Game 2
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President Trump Questions Victor Wembanyama Crossing His Arms During The National Anthem
During Game 1's national anthem, Wemby crossed his arms. He was criticized for this and President Donald Trump was asked about this prior to Game 2. "What did he mean by that?" questioned Trump to reporters. The Frenchman has been very vocal about his left-leaning politics. During Game 2's national anthem, Wemby switched it up and began praying, hands clasped.
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Gilbert Arenas Believes Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bam Adebayo Would Fit Well Together
With Giannis linked to the Heat in trade rumors, Gilbert Arenas believes it could be a good fit. "I think that’s a good fit. Bam can shoot it outside. Bam can play 1 on 1 if he needs to, and Giannis is coming downhill," Arenas said. However, he added that it depends on what the Heat trade for Antetokounmpo.
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Richard Jefferson Compares Spurs' Physicality On Jalen Brunson To Guarding Steph Curry
Hacking Brunson on drives has become a thing of the norm. Jefferson, on the broadcast tonight, said, "When we played Steph Curry in the Finals, it was our job to beat him up like that." RJ admitted that the Cavs didn't intentionally hurt Steph but if they were going to foul him, they would do so with force.
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