De’Aaron Fox Slams Spurs’ Lack of Assists Following Game 1 Finals Loss

2 months ago

De’Aaron Fox Slams Spurs’ Lack of Assists Following Game 1 Finals Loss

"Us ending the game with only 16 assists is not something we want," Fox said, having dished out just 5 assists himself with 3 turnovers. He added that they have to create plays better and hit shots. The Spurs finished with 13 turnovers as a team, not able to keep the ball secure and making careless mistakes in transition.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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NBA Issues Lifetime Bans After Game 1 Court Intruder Incident

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Mavericks in Exploratory Talks With Duke's Jon Scheyer and Michigan's Dusty May

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Mavericks in Exploratory Talks With Duke's Jon Scheyer and Michigan's Dusty May

Mavericks are expected to pursue conversations with Duke's Jon Scheyer and Michigan's Dusty May about their head coaching vacancy, per Marc Stein and Jake Fischer. League sources confirm exploratory talks have taken place with both. May just won a national championship with Michigan, while Scheyer coached Cooper Flagg as a Duke freshman in 2024-25.

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Draymond Green Calls Stephen Curry’s $400 Million Li-Ning Deal Groundbreaking

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Stephen A. Smith Warns Kevin Garnett to Fix His Language

"Kevin Garnett has to watch his mouth. We need to listen to this man talk basketball," Smith said on First Take. "Kevin Garnett is special. I wish he was here with us right now... but the language, that's the problem. That's the only problem." Garnett called Wemby too emotional for crying after Game 7.

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