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Chris Webber Calls Spurs’ Game 4 Collapse Dumbest and Most Arrogant Game
Webber called San Antonio’s collapse “probably the dumbest game” and “most arrogant game” with the Finals stakes so high. He credited New York’s “heart” for the comeback, but said the Spurs ignored common sense by taking early threes instead of slowing down or going inside. Webber called their decision-making “unforgivable” for a skilled team.
By Raahib Singh
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Spurs’ 3-1 Finals Hole Gets One-Game-at-a-Time Message From Iman Shumpert
Shumpert said San Antonio’s 3-1 deficit requires “an insane amount of focus,” but warned the Spurs cannot compare themselves to Cleveland’s 2016 comeback with Kyrie Irving and LeBron James. He said Game 5 at home is a “statement game” and “back to the wall game.” For New York, Shumpert said, “this has to be over in San Antonio.”
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about 1 hour ago
De’Aaron Fox’s Missing Floor Generalship Draws Stephen A. Smith’s Ire
Smith said Fox should have been San Antonio’s “calm beneath the storm” as a 29-point lead disappeared in Game 4. “You are the point guard,” Smith said, arguing Fox needed to slow the offense, tell Victor Wembanyama to post up, and demand no shots before “eight to six seconds” left. “You guide them,” Smith added.
By Raahib Singh
about 2 hours ago
Rich Paul Declares OG Anunoby the Rightful Finals MVP
"He's been the most reliable on the Knicks in this series on both ends of the floor," Paul said on Game Over Podcast after Anunoby hit the game-winning tip-in with 1.2 seconds left in Game 4. Anunoby is averaging 15.8 points while shooting 55 percent from three in the series. "When you look at his overall impact, it's been OG."
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