10 minutes ago
Mike Brown Says Knicks Have to Restrict 76ers’ Free Throw Opportunities Close Game 2 Win
Despite a 108-102 game 2 ECSF win vs. 76ers, Brown feels like they could have cleaned up things on defense and conceded fewer free throws. "They were on track to get 40 free throws. We gotta try to do something about it because they're killing us from the free throw line," Brown said, highlighting the difficulty of winning this way.
By Pranay Mukherjee
about 1 hour ago
Anthony Edwards Responds To Chris Finch's "Punked" Comment Post-Game 2
Finch said the Wolves got "punked" tonight after the 133-95 loss to San Antonio. Upon being told this by a reporter, Ant said, "Punked is crazy." He then went on to talk about how Minnesota deals with a blowout loss like this one. "Just look at the film. See what we can gain from it. We know where we struggled."
By Samir Mehdi
about 1 hour ago
Chris Finch Told The Timberwolves They Got Punked In Game 2
The Wolves went down 24 points at the half tonight with that lead only expanding as time went on, losing 133-95. "I just told them we just got punked," said Finch postgame. He continued by talking about the mistakes the Wolves made that led to the loss. "We gotta go somewhere. We are kind of dribbling and going nowhere."
By Samir Mehdi
about 1 hour ago
Paul George Gives Insight On Why The 76ers' Offense Stagnated In The 4th Tonight
Paul George was 0-5 from the field in the 4th and Sixers as a whole had just 12 points in the final quarter. George postgame said, "We just might've ran out of gas a little bit in the fourth. We could've did a better job of getting some easier ones." The Sixers are down 0-2 as they head to Philly.
By Samir Mehdi
about 1 hour ago
Anthony Edwards Walks Off With Ice On Both Knees Following Game 2
Ant played Game 1 after just 9 days of rehab from hyperextending his knee. He was cleared to play today as well, coming off the bench in both games. In the 133-95 blowout loss tonight, Ant dropped merely 12 points. After the game, he was seen iced up on both knees walking through the tunnel, back to the locker room.
By Samir Mehdi





