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Magic Players' Tunnel 'Cocaine' Handshake Raises Eyebrows Before Game 4 Win

Before Orlando’s 94-88 Game 4 win over Detroit, Noah Penda and Goga Bitadze performed a tunnel handshake that appeared to include chopping up and snorting an imaginary substance, raising eyebrows. Penda did not play, while Bitadze had two points and six rebounds. Desmond Bane led the Magic with 22, putting Orlando one win from advancing in the first-round series.

By Raahib Singh

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What Deni Avdija Really Said To Stephon Castle During Game 4

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about 2 months ago

Karl-Anthony Towns Scores On Jonathan Kuminga And Taunts Him In Game 5

KAT has had a solid opening to Game 5. In less than 10 minutes of play, he's racked up 7 points and 2 assists. One basket came at the rim where he muscled his way through Kuminga and drained the shot. He screamed at JK, taunting him. Kuminga loved it, clapping his hands and so did Chalamet and Stiller courtside.

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Kevin Durant Officially Ruled Out for Game 5 vs. Lakers

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Kevin Durant Officially Ruled Out for Game 5 vs. Lakers

Durant, who's missed the last 2 games with a sprained ankle and a bone bruise has been ruled out for game 5 vs. Lakers. The Rockets have listed him as out with a sprained left ankle. This doesn't bode well for Houston despite having won game 4. They are still 3-1 down in the series are away for game 5.

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Joel Embiid Exits Game 5 vs. Celtics With Apparent Knee Injury

Embiid, who's scored 29 points in game 5 vs. Celtics, has left the court with a left knee injury. He rose to defend Jaylen Brown in the post and Brown mistakenly elbowed him in the knee while faking Embiid out. This is a tough blow for the 76ers in the third quarter in a close game 5 to stay alive.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Celtics Turn to Starting Lineup After Blowing 7-Point Lead vs. 76ers

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Celtics Turn to Starting Lineup After Blowing 7-Point Lead vs. 76ers

The Celtics allowed Philadelphia to go on a 14-3 run, going from up 83-76 to down 86-90. With 9:51 left in the game, Boston is bringing Jayson Tatum back into the game in hopes of righting the ship and getting a win in game 5. Despite being 3-1 up, a loss could allow the 76ers back into the series.

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