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Magic Johnson Tells Spurs Not To Sulk After Blowing 29-Point Lead
Johnson said San Antonio should not stay down after its Game 4 collapse because “I got another game to play.” He said the Spurs have “played great basketball” and improved each game, but must fix the fourth quarter. Johnson warned New York that if it assumes San Antonio will not be ready, “they will be in trouble.”
By Raahib Singh
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Raptors Teammates Celebrate OG Anunoby After Iconic Finals Tip-In
Anunoby said he has heard from “a lot of people” since his Game 4 winner, including former Toronto teammates from his championship past. “They hit me up,” he said, adding they were “really excited for me” and “happy for me.” The reaction followed his late tip-in, already being framed as one of New York’s iconic Finals moments.
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Jalen Brunson Says Karl-Anthony Towns Is a Great Player, but Even Better Teammate
Brunson stated that the sacrifices Towns has made and everything that he's done as a player have put him in a position to become a Hall of Famer. "He's one hell of a basketball player, but he's an even better teammate," Brunson said. Jalen wouldn't trade a teammate like Towns, who's ready to sacrifice to win, for anything.
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Jalen Brunson Credits Parents for Instilling a “Never Be Afraid to Fail” Attitude in Him
Brunson stated that he's always told himself, and his parents always told him, "Never be afraid to fail." It's the mindset that he followed while preparing himself for tough in-game situations during the summer, so he doesn't freeze when those moments arrive. "It really starts with them," Brunson said, thanking his parents for giving him the right mindset and approach.
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J.B. Bickerstaff Says Cricism of Players and Coaches Has Crossed the Line in the Finals
Bickerstaff doesn't like how the media has been overly critical of players and coaches, saying that they've taken it too far in the Finals. "Some of the word choices that people were using to describe our players and coaches felt like it went past just the criticism coaches or players deserve," Bickerstaff said, emphasizing that words are being weaponized.
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