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Mikal Bridges Says Becky Hammon’s '1A' Criticism Fueled Jalen Brunson

Bridges said Hammon’s comments that the Knicks could not win with Brunson as a “1A” only fueled the Finals MVP. He said Brunson “ain’t gonna tell y’all,” but “he know what she said,” and used it to “go be fucking great,” while still calling Hammon “a goat” and rejecting disrespect toward her.

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Perkins applauded Wembanyama for skipping Knicks handshakes, saying he has brought edge back to an NBA that has been “too damn friendly.” Perkins said Wembanyama shows “I don’t like the rest of you,” embraces Spurs-or-nothing competitiveness, and owes no congratulations after New York “kicked his ass” and exposed his flaws in the Finals loss.

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about 1 hour ago

Karl-Anthony Towns Credits Jordyn Woods’ Lucky Bag During Knicks’ Title Run

Towns gave fiancée Jordyn Woods credit on Good Morning America, calling her bag “one of the greatest articles of clothing that New York has ever seen.” He said it went “undefeated in the playoffs” as a lucky charm, adding Woods “got it done for us” and that New York has “a lot to thank her for.”

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about 2 hours ago

Mikal Bridges Jokes About James Dolan’s Alleged Playoff Lock-In Rule

Bridges joked about Knicks owner James Dolan’s alleged playoff demand, saying he “brought” players in and told them, “10 weeks, don’t have no s*x,” so they could “lock in.” Bridges laughed while calling Dolan “a savage,” adding he would be an even bigger one if he built a practice facility in New York City.

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about 3 hours ago

Paul Pierce: Jose Alvarado Outplayed De’Aaron Fox in NBA Finals

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about 4 hours ago

Jay Williams Defends Victor Wembanyama Skipping Handshakes After Finals Loss

Williams defended Wembanyama not shaking the Knicks’ hands after the Finals, saying, “Shaking hands is what you do when you’re in the Little Leagues.” He argued pro athletes are paid to compete, not exchange pleasantries, adding, “I don’t need to like you” and “I could take my ass home” after losing.

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