8 minutes ago

De’Aaron Fox Defends Victor Wembanyama for Showing Emotion After Clinching Finals Spot

Fox stated that Wemby is the kind of guy who shows emotion and wants to win every single game. "The people who would make fun of him haven't done that and probably won't do this. I think it's great that he shows that emotion," Fox said. De'Aaron added that he and the Spurs want to push Wemby to that championship.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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22 minutes ago

Chet Holmgren Says Game 7 Wasn’t About Him vs. Victor Wembanayma, He Wanted to Win

Holmgren shut down the narrative that WCF game 7 was about him battling Wemby, stating that it was all about winning. "At the end of the day, it’s about us trying to win a basketball game, the Thunder trying to win a basketball game," Holmgren said. He added that it's always going to be about winning going forward as well.

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about 1 hour ago

Mitch Johnson Credits Luke Kornet’s Block as a Key Moment in Spurs’ WCF Game 7 Win

"The biggest play of the game might've been Luke Kornet's block," Johnson said, highlighting that box score numbers and stats don't mean everything. Kornet stuffing Isaiah Hartenstein at the rim turned the tide in the Spurs' favor, which eventually helped secure the win. Johnson also praised Keldon Johnson for his monster three-pointers and the team's overall rebounding efforts.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 1 hour ago

Victor Wembanyama Grateful for Life With His Teammates, Wants to Keep Enjoying the Feeling

"My life is amazing," Wembanyama said, after winning the WCF along with his Spurs teammates. "Being with these guys, living these things with these guys that I love so so so much, it’s amazing," Wembanyama added, expressing the love he has for them. He wants to keep enjoying this feeling with the Spurs and win a championship with them.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 1 hour ago

Victor Wembanyama Emotional When Speaking On How Much This Means To Gregg Popovich

Pop stepped down from the Spurs head coaching job after heart complications but has remained close to the team. Spurs now return to the Finals for the first time in 14 years. "He goes through some things that we can't even imagine. I need to call him, I need to see him, I need to talk to him," said Wemby.

By Samir Mehdi

about 1 hour ago

Cason Wallace Claims The Spurs Are A 'Beatable' Team

Wallace had a solid 17-point outing tonight on 6-10 FG shooting. After the 111-103 loss, he said, "They're a good team. Beatable team. Obviously, we didn't beat them. We just got to do things better for longer," about the Spurs. This rubbed fans the wrong way with many calling him a "sore loser" and others saying "bench guys talking crazy".

By Samir Mehdi

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