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JJ Redick Pushes Back on Luke Kennard’s “Shooter” Label, Says There’s More to His Game
Redick wants to shut down the notion that all Kennard can do is shoot, as he embraces a bigger role with Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves injured. Taking up a bigger playmaking responsibility, Kennard has dished out 11, 9 and 8 assists in the Lakers' last 3 games. "It’s easy to just think he's just a shooter," Redick said.
By Pranay Mukherjee
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Lakers Will Lean on LeBron’s Old-School Formula in Playoffs, Says Brian Windhorst
After the Lakers’ win over Warriors, Windhorst said Los Angeles will keep going back to a familiar LeBron setup when pressure rises: spread the floor, put him at the top, and let him create. He said that plan can still work, but the real test comes against a defense like Houston’s. “That’s where the rubber’s gonna meet the road.”
By Raahib Singh
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Nneka Ogwumike Announces She's Joining Los Angeles Sparks
Ogwumike revealed she’s heading to Los Angeles, posting, “It was always see you later, now I’ll see you soon...” to confirm the move. Contract terms have not been announced yet, but more details are expected shortly. The veteran’s decision marks a major free-agency development, with the Sparks landing one of the WNBA’s most respected frontcourt stars.
By Raahib Singh
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Lexie Hull Shares Hardest Part of Being Caitlin Clark's Teammate
Hull said the hardest part of sharing a team with Clark is the constant attention that comes with it. “There’s just so much scrutiny,” she said, noting that online opinions can turn personal and cross the line. Hull added the Fever try not to feed that noise, choosing instead to stay focused as the spotlight keeps growing.
By Raahib Singh
about 2 months ago
Knicks Don't Scare a Soul: Kendrick Perkins
Despite Knicks' win at Madison Square Garden, Perkins said it changed nothing about the East hierarchy. “The New York Knicks don’t scare a soul, not even on Halloween,” he said on First Take. Perkins called it a good win for New York, but said Boston remains the favorite because of its championship experience, coaching and players who understand their roles.
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