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Jalen Williams Says Spurs Felt Like Thunder’s Mirror

Williams said facing San Antonio “honestly feels like we are playing a version of ourselves,” praising the Spurs after Oklahoma City’s exit. Asked if his absence could have changed the series, Williams said, “I think we could’ve won if I played,” but added, “hats off to them. What do you want them to do about me being hurt?”

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Brown was asked about separating his Spurs ties and Fox/Barnes relationships from the Finals. “They definitely want to beat me,” he said, “and I want to kick their a**.” Brown, a former Spurs assistant who coached De’Aaron Fox and Harrison Barnes in Sacramento, added: “I love them, and you can always love them before and after.”

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Thunder Picks Could Put Trey Murphy In Trade Play

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Holmgren said he needs to “really dive into the tape” after a low-volume series against San Antonio. He felt heavy closeouts and rhythm issues mattered, but admitted “there were definitely opportunities” for more shots that he missed. Facing Victor Wembanyama’s Spurs was different, Holmgren said, because “there isn’t another team” built like them.

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Spurs-Knicks Finals are already the most expensive NBA Finals on record, with TickPick listing a $2,021 get-in price for Game 1 and $2,447 for Game 2 in San Antonio, $4,201 for Game 3 and $3,778 for Game 4 in New York. Every possible game starts above $2,000, showing how big the demand for Wembanyama’s first Finals and Knicks’ return is.

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