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Kyrie Irving Returns To Form In Explosive Offensive Showcase At Camp

Kyrie Irving hasn't played a game of NBA basketball since March 3rd, 2025 due to his left ACL tear vs the Kings. Over a year removed from the injury, he's now back in full form. He was at the Top 100 camp moving at game speed vs its patrons. He even torched campers during a 'Can you guard Kyrie' challenge.

By Samir Mehdi

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Chris Finch Defends Julius Randle and Chet Holmgren, Slams Media and Fans for Overreacting

Finch stated that Randle was great for the Timberwolves in the series against the Nuggets and did things that don't show up on the stat sheet. He similarly defended Holmgren, who has been under immense media scrutiny after his WCF performance. "Now we see 'Chet Holmgren is no good'. I can't stand these overreactions and these strays," Finch said.

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12 minutes ago

Chris Finch Admits He Made Matchup Mistakes In Game 6 Vs The Spurs

"We flipped the matchups around, we put Rudy on Castle, we started with Julius on Wemby," said Finch on the defensive assignment adjustments he made that, in hindsight, he regrets. "Looking back, I probably would not do it again. Of course I would not do it again." Minnesota got blown out 139-109 in Game 6.

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39 minutes ago

NBA Analysts Discuss Victor Wembanyama Being Labelled “Dirty” After Shove on Jalen Brunson

Reflecting on Wemby's shove of Brunson, Justin Termine said, "It's getting harder to push back" when people call him dirty. In response, Eddie Johnson said, "Most great players [who are] only concerned with winning, they will do dirty things to win." Johnson added that Wemby has emphasized he's only concerned with winning games, and could be that type of player.

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Julian Champagnie Speaks on Knicks Fans Attacking Spurs Supporters and Causing Chaos

Despite being a New York native and used to the chaos, Champagnie doesn't think the game should become so serious that fans are being followed, beaten up, and harassed for supporting the Spurs. "Everybody should be able to come and enjoy the game no matter who they're voting for," Champagnie said, defending fans' rights to support whichever team they want.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Victor Wembanyama Won't Be Assessed A Flagrant For Shoving Jalen Brunson

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Victor Wembanyama Won't Be Assessed A Flagrant For Shoving Jalen Brunson

Early in the first half of Game 3, Victor Wembanyama very clearly pushed Jalen Brunson to the ground using the latter's neck. There were no techs or flagrants called on this during the game. Upon reassessment, the NBA has ruled that they will keep it this way and not do so now. Wemby stays at two flagrants on the postseason.

By Samir Mehdi

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