about 2 hours ago

Karl-Anthony Towns Says Knicks’ Honest Talk Sparked 7-Straight Wins

Towns said the Knicks responded after falling behind Atlanta 2-1, turning one honest conversation into a playoff reset. “You go in there, you say how you feel,” he said, and New York received it. Since then, the Knicks have won seven straight, closing the Hawks with three wins and sweeping Philadelphia to reach the Eastern Conference Finals.

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about 1 hour ago

Victor Wembanyama's Work Meets The Moment: Rudy Gobert

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about 4 hours ago

Udonis Haslem Says Anthony Edwards Showed Weakness Too Early

Haslem criticized Edwards for shaking hands with Spurs players with eight minutes left, saying a leader cannot show that “weakness” while teammates are still playing. He said playoffs reveal habits, and Minnesota’s were “disappointing,” even with Edwards hobbled and Donte DiVincenzo out. Haslem praised Edwards as a player, but said his leadership growth now comes down to “little small details.”

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about 1 hour ago

Shaquille O'Neal Trolls Charles Barkley During His Masters Graduation at LSU

LSU introduced O’Neal with a laugh — “Shaquille, I hate Charles Barkley O’Neal” — before he walked for his master’s, another chapter in a lifelong education push. O’Neal had said he was studying at LSU because he wanted to become a sports psychologist, using his locker-room experience to help athletes on both the academic and sports sides after hoops, too.

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about 4 hours ago

Stephen Curry Hilariously Deflects Azzi Fudd’s College Beef

Fudd joked she still had “beef” because Curry never made it to a UConn game despite five years of chances. Curry owned it, then blamed Adam Silver’s scheduling and Larry Riley for drafting him to Golden State instead of New York. His make-good promise: “I’m gonna be there” when Fudd plays Valkyries at Chase Center for Wings' June game.

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