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Donovan Mitchell Credits Fiancee Coco Jones for His Cavaliers Playoff Run
"She's special. She's a big, big, big, big reason why I am where I am today," Mitchell said of fiancée Coco Jones after the Cavaliers' Game 7 win. He was late to his postgame interview after going straight to embrace her first, telling Prime Video "I was hugging the fiancee." The pair have been engaged since July 2025.
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Chiney Ogwumike Calls Wemby’s Game 1 A League-Wide Statement
Ogwumike said Wembanyama’s Game 1 masterpiece was bigger than Oklahoma City: “This was a statement to the entire NBA.” She called it “the WEMBA now,” praising his six dunks, inside-out dominance, and late “shot heard around the world.” Down three, Wembanyama took the moment because, Ogwumike said, “this is just what he does.”
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Jarrett Allen Wants To Move Past Old Knicks Quote
Allen brushed off his 2023 “lights are brighter” Madison Square Garden comment before facing the Knicks again. “That comment was that comment,” he said, adding he is “a new person now” with more playoff series, games, and experience behind him. Allen said what he said then stands, but this version is more prepared.
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about 1 hour ago
Nick Wright Puts Stephen A. Smith in His Place Over the Jaylen Brown Feud
"Brown is roughly the 10th best player in the NBA on a $300 million contract," Wright said on What's Wright. "No matter how big the commentator gets, he will never be quite as big as the people he's commenting on." Smith earns $100 million annually after Brown fired back saying "f*ck Stephen A" on Twitch following a $50,000 fine.
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about 2 hours ago
Donovan Mitchell Calls Returning Home To Face Knicks All Business
Mitchell said returning home to face the Knicks is special, especially because he gets to see his dad, but nostalgia is not the focus. “This is a business trip,” Mitchell said, adding he already had his excited Madison Square Garden moments in past series. Now, the goal is simple: “execute and find a way to win.”
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