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Jalen Brunson Calls Road Knicks Fan Support a Cool Finals Experience
Brunson said hearing Knicks fans on the road during the Finals means more than he can fully express. “I appreciate more than I think I’ll ever be able to say,” he said, calling himself “very grateful and thankful.” Brunson added the support is “a really cool experience” that players cannot explain and “just have to experience.”
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Rich Paul Denies LeBron James Trade Talks but Says 10 to 12 Teams Have Called
Paul said “believe nothing that’s out there” because he has not had “one conversation” with James about his future since the season ended. He said the decision will be a family matter and James’ alone. Paul added he is prepared for every scenario, while confirming “about 10 to 12” teams have shown incoming interest.
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about 1 hour ago
Victor Wembanyama Dismisses Fatigue as Game 5 Factor for Spurs
Wembanyama said fatigue was “definitely a factor” late in Game 4 after his minutes ramped up, but refused to lean on it as an excuse. “Everybody’s just as tired,” he said, adding it “shouldn’t even be a factor.” With two days between games before Game 5, Wembanyama said fatigue is “not gonna be a factor.”
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about 1 hour ago
Dylan Harper Finds Spurs Hope in Cavaliers’ 2016 Finals Comeback
Harper said he “definitely watched” Cleveland’s 3-1 comeback over Golden State and called it “a series to remember.” He said his biggest takeaway was the performances LeBron James and Kyrie Irving delivered to make history. Facing the Knicks, Harper said San Antonio’s locker room must keep “having that belief” because “that’s how we ultimately got here.”
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about 2 hours ago
Victor Wembanyama Says Spurs Know They Can Complete 3-1 Comeback
Wembanyama said San Antonio’s belief remains firm despite a 3-1 Finals deficit against New York. “Everybody knows we’re gonna do it,” he said, but pushed back on looking too far ahead. Wembanyama said the Spurs must “isolate that one game” and avoid wasting energy on the bigger comeback, stressing “it’s one game at a time.”
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about 2 hours ago
Mitch Johnson Keeps De’Aaron Fox in Closing Role Despite Game 4 Heat
Johnson brushed off criticism after San Antonio’s collapse, joking he has “probably been fired 212 times” and Fox has been traded “72 times” on social media. He said “people have their opinions” but his locker room matters most. Johnson added Fox “will have the basketball in his hands” late in Game 5.
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