2 months ago

Mitch Johnson Isn't Surprised By Victor Wembanyama's Brilliant Play Tonight

Wemby dropped 32-8-6, making him the first Spur since Tim Duncan in 2003 to put up those numbers in a Finals game. When asked about these Game 3 numbers, Coach Johnson said, "I don't think any of us are surprised or expect anything different than strong performance and him being on his front foot in terms of attack mode."

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2 months ago

Tim Legler Pushes Back on Mike Brown's Officiating Complaints After Game 3

"I'm not seeing a one-way whistle," Legler said, pushing back after Brown complained about a 24-8 second-half free throw gap in the 115-111 Game 3 loss. Legler acknowledged the physicality made officiating difficult but said neither team was systematically disadvantaged. "You could certainly point to certain calls throughout the game, but you could do the same thing for San Antonio."

By Adit Pujari

2 months ago

Charles Barkley Loses House to Shaquille O’Neal After Betting on Knicks

Barkley said at halftime he thought San Antonio would lose, then joked he would put his house on it before the Knicks’ Game 3 comeback fell short. Afterward, Shaq demanded his keys. "Usually it's a 10-day closure, but I want your a** out tomorrow,” before Barkley offered him the guest house without pool or tennis access.

By Raahib Singh

2 months ago

Bill Simmons Predicts a Giannis Trade to Miami Could Happen End of This Week

"I feel like there's gonna be a big trade soon," Simmons said on his podcast. "My guess is if there's a big trade, it'd probably be after Game 4 before Game 5." Miami's reported Giannis offer includes Herro, Ware, Jaquez and picks 10 and 13 in next week's draft. Simmons added Milwaukee getting those picks "is not bad."

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2 months ago

Jalen Brunson’s Isolation Heavy Game 3 Draws Empty Calories Critique

Williams said Brunson’s Game 3 production came with “a lot of empty calories,” arguing New York leaned too heavily into his isolation creation. He said several possessions had Brunson as the only Knick to touch the ball, taking energy out of the offense. Williams added the Knicks are best when the ball moves and Towns stays involved.

By Raahib Singh

2 months ago

Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama Free-Safety Defense Stalls Knicks’ Game 3 Offense

New York’s offense stalled in Game 3 as San Antonio let Wembanyama “play a free safety” and kept the ball on one side. Brian Windhorst noted the Knicks had “six assists as a team” in the second half, while Brunson had “two assists, four turnovers.” The panel said Wembanyama’s shadow made shooters “hesitate” and let the Spurs reset defensively late.

By Raahib Singh

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