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"Once his Uncle saw some distasteful things in his mind, it was like, 'Alright, we not doing this,'" Green said on All The Smoke, explaining why Uncle Dennis pushed Kawhi out of San Antonio. "San Antonio, they don't treat nobody like superstars. And I think his uncle, kind of rightfully so... should have been treated like a superstar."

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Two seats in section 105 at MSG sold for $23,500 each for Game 3, per Darren Rovell. The cheapest available ticket is now over $11,500 on Gametime, up from $3,789 before the series at their, with the median at $17,398 and courtside seats hitting $109,263. Game 2 in San Antonio had a get-in price of just $655.

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