Draymond Green: Knicks Sent the Wrong Message by Not Responding to Wembanyama's Shove

about 2 months ago

Draymond Green: Knicks Sent the Wrong Message by Not Responding to Wembanyama's Shove

"He pushed him down and none of the Knicks did anything, don't not for one second think that didn't matter," Green said on Kevin O'Connor Show. "You're not pushing Steph Curry by the back of the head like that...I may get thrown out of Game 3. When I come back for Game 4, you got to deal with me."

By Adit Pujari

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OG Anunoby Says Knicks Did “Whatever It Takes” to Win NBA Finals Game 4

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By Pranay Mukherjee

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Charles Barkley Slams De’Aaron Fox’s Late Miss, Says Spurs Gave Knicks a Christmas Gift

Barkley could not believe the shot selection by Fox under pressure, going for a layup with 12.8 seconds in the game. "That was a dumba** play. He did not have to shoot that ball. They could have just got fouled," Barkley said, emphasizing how the Spurs had other options. He stated that the Spurs gave the Knicks a Christmas gift.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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Victor Wembanyama Says Game 4 Finals Loss “Just Hurts”

Unable to put the feeling of the stunned Spurs locker room into words, Wembanyama admitted that the loss hurt him. "It was painful, of course. It feels like we worked too hard to give up our leads. It's as simple as that," Wembanyama said. Despite having a 27-point lead at the half, the Spurs couldn't hold on and win.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Knicks’ One-Point Win Over Spurs Mirror Patriots’ 28-3 Comeback

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The Knicks authored one of sports’ wildest comebacks, rallying from a 29-point deficit to edge the Spurs 107-106 in the NBA Finals. The turnaround drew comparisons to the Patriots’ famous 28-3 comeback against the Falcons in Super Bowl LI, where New England stormed back for a 34-28 overtime win. Tom Brady finished that historic victory with 466 passing yards and two touchdowns.

By Nidheesh Kumar

about 2 months ago

Victor Wembanyama Admits Knicks Were Hungrier for the Win in Second Half of Game 4

Wembanyama admitted that the Spurs lacked execution on the court in the second half, but the problem was bigger. "Greediness, some sort. We clearly weren't the most hungry in the second half," Wembanyama said. Despite holding a 27-point half time lead, the Spurs collapsed in the second half. They couldn't get an offensive rhythm going and too often shot 3-pointers.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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