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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.

By Raahib Singh

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Donovan Mitchell Praises “Amazing” Partnership With James Harden

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about 2 months ago

Duncan Robinson Ready to Fight Brandon Miller, Tensions Rise Following Disrespectful Dunk

Early in the first quarter, Miller went for an easy dunk attempt, getting the slam and then doing his best to land on top of Robinson. This upset the Pistons guard who shoved Miller in return. Jalen Duren prevented a brawl from happening as more Pistons and Hornets players arrived to keep the peace. Luckily, it didn't go further.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 2 months ago

Ime Udoka Praises Kevin Durant’s “Love” for the Game as He Ranks Second in Minutes

"He loves the game and doesn't want to come out of games or miss games," Udoka said. "He prepares himself in the offseason to play heavy minutes." However, Udoka was frustrated playing Durant in the 4th quarter vs. 76ers, wanting to rest him a bit. KD is second in total minutes this season and Udoka wants to keep him healthy.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 2 months ago

Video Shows Isaiah Stewart Hilariously Waiting to Join Pistons-Hornets Fight

With the Duncan Robinson-Brandon Miller fight breaking out in the first quarter, several players rushed to prevent a brawl. But there was one notable absence, Isaiah Stewart. The camera panned to show Stewart on the sidelines, notable for his previous fights, seeming eager to join the action. One fan on X said, "This guy needs to join the UFC."

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 2 months ago

LaMelo Ball Cusses Out Isaiah Stewart After Unlikely Three-Pointer Bounces In

Midway through the third quarter vs. Pistons, Ball attempted a wide-open 3-pointer that seemed destined to miss. However, it bounced off the front rim and went in instead. Following the 3-point make, Ball was hyped and chose to cuss out Stewart, who was right in front of him. "“Fu** you, shut yo b**ch ass up pu**y," Ball said.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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