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Donovan Mitchell Starts Offseason Grind, Shares Video on Instagram Story
Donovan Mitchell has started his offseason workouts early, having been knocked out in the ECF on May 25th. In a video taken from his IG story, Mitchell can be seen doing home workouts in his backyard, including some cardio, lunges, and weights. Despite reaching his first Conference Finals, the sweep vs. Knicks was a massive disappointment for Mitchell.
By Pranay Mukherjee
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Jalen Brunson Reveals Luka Doncic as the Most Famous Person on His Phone
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NBA Analyst Rips Lakers Fans for Objecting to a LeBron James $20 Million Per Year Deal
An irate Anthony Irwin explained to Lakers fans that LeBron wouldn't be signed to the max, but a deal in the $20 million range, baffled by their resistance to his return. "$20 million for LeBron James and Lakers fans are like 'No'," Irwin said. He highlighted LeBron's incredible age-41 season, averaging 20.9ppg, and his great first-round series vs. Rockets.
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Sean Sweeney Credits Gregg Popovich’s Influence After Taking Magic Job
Sweeney said Popovich helped shape his path to Orlando, recalling that “Coach Pop’s office was right next to mine” in San Antonio. He called Popovich “the greatest coach of all time” and said even being greeted by him “meant something,” adding Pop built a program that made him “fortunate” and “grateful” to be part of it.
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Vince Goodwill Urges Knicks To Run Back Championship Core Next Season
Goodwill said the Knicks “deserve a chance” to defend their title together, warning against breaking up champions too quickly. He cited the 2011 Mavericks and 2020 Lakers as teams “broken up prematurely,” saying New York discovered new playoff strengths and should “stick with what you have” before chasing major roster changes this offseason.
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