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Ball admitted, “I don’t even watch enough basketball to be making these statements,” then still picked Brunson as the best Knick ever. He said Brunson winning a ring “at that height” gave him the title, placed Patrick Ewing second, dismissed Jeremy Lin jokingly, and argued Carmelo Anthony “wasn’t good on the Knicks,” only better in Denver.

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David Dennis Defends Caitlin Clark’s Player Vote Ranking

Dennis said Clark finishing 11th among guards was not players calling her the 11th-best guard, but the result of top-four All-Star voting. He said “nobody” can make a compelling top-four case yet, arguing that backlash follows hyped young stars. Dennis added that Clark “just wants to play basketball” and have fouls called correctly.

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Chad Johnson Predicts Klay Thompson Will End Up In Miami

Johnson teased that Thompson “will be there” when asked about Miami’s shooting, saying he was “not supposed to be revealing this information.” After Shannon Sharpe argued his numbers have declined and he is no longer the same defender or consistent shooter, Ocho insisted better spacing could help, predicting Klay will be “lighting sh*t up” in Miami.

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