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Mitch Johnson Justifies Not Playing Dylan Harper More In The 4th Of Game 1

Harper was subbed out with 4 minutes left in the fourth despite him having 16 points on 60% shooting. "Dylan didn't finish the game by nothing that he did or did not do. It was a decision I made." Johnson defended the finishing group as they'd done things well but also saw merit in potentially having Harper close the game.

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Gary Payton Takes Anthony Edwards and Steph Curry Over Jalen Brunson

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Caitlin Clark Addresses Her Body Language

Clark's fiery on-court nature has been praised and critiqued depending on the situation. When asked if she should work on her own body language, CC said, "It’s something I can always work on. But, that competitive fire and that drive and that passion, that joy and that edge — that’s what people come to watch. That’s what they love."

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Stephon Castle Breaks Down Jalen Brunson’s Midrange Puzzle After Shai Gilgeous-Alexander

Castle said Brunson and Shai are “very similar,” but their threats differ. Shai attacks “all the way downhill,” while Brunson uses “angles,” “pump fakes,” and footwork to reach his spots. Castle said Brunson is not hunting fouls as much, but working toward “his mid-range,” making containment about denying rhythm and preferred space.

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