6 minutes ago

Josh Hart Knew The Spurs Would Come Out Desperate

No team has ever come back from a 0-2 deficit after losing both home games. The Spurs can rewrite history after winning tonight. "They were down 2-0. You knew they were going to come out with a sense of urgency and a sense of desperation. We should've started the game off better," said Josh after the 115-111 loss.

By Samir Mehdi

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8 minutes ago

Victor Wembanyama Trusts De'Aaron Fox Without Question

Fox drained a contested jumper with 13s left in the game to put the Spurs up five and eventually ice the game. After the win, Wemby was asked about his trust in Fox. "It’s not even a question, that’s his identity. The trust is just complete. We know it’s reliable, as reliable as they get.. he brings everything we need."

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3 minutes ago

Stephon Castle Breaks Down His Clutch Time Free Throws

Castle drained two clutch time free throws with 6 seconds left in the game to put the Spurs up four and for good. When asked about the pressure of the FTs, especially in a raucous MSG, Castle said, "It felt great. Obviously you hear them, you’re in their arena, but at that point, it’s just you and the rim, honestly."

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about 1 hour ago

Jalen Brunson Admits The Knicks Were Fouling The Spurs A Lot Tonight

The Spurs shot 24 free throws to the Knicks' eight in the second half. Mike Brown was livid over this in his postgame presser, saying if this happens again the Knicks would find it difficult to win. "We turned the ball over a lot first and foremost, and also we were fouling a lot," said Brunson, disagreeing with Coach Brown.

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about 2 hours ago

Victor Wembanyama Claims Stephon Castle Is The Most Mature Player On The Spurs

"[Castle] might be the most mature player on our team. And he's nowhere near the oldest," said Wemby after Castle's 23 points in Game 3. "He's been in big games before the NBA. I'm not surprised by this and he's shown over and over again that he's capable, and that we are right to put our trust in him."

By Samir Mehdi

about 2 hours ago

Victor Wembanyama Embraces New York Villain Role, References Trae Young

Wemby, after dropping 32-8-6 on the Knicks at MSG in Game 3, was asked if he's assumed the "villain role" in New York and if that's the ultimate compliment for him. "I guess, I’m nowhere near Trae Young level though," said Wemby. Trae still catches 'F*** Trae Young' strays even five after eliminating them from the 2021 Playoffs.

By Samir Mehdi

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