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Naz Reid Explains Why T-Wolves Weren’t Able to Come Back in Game 5 vs. Spurs

Despite tying up the game in the third quarter, Reid stated that the Spurs fed off their mistakes, which made coming back tough in the eventual 126-97 game 5 loss. "It's a hard-playing team. They're in the situation they're in for a reason," Reid said. "We just got to be more solid and take care of the ball."

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Paul Pierce Says Victor Wembanyama Is the Most Complete Player in NBA History

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Wings-Fever Becomes ESPN’s Second Most-Watched WNBA Regular-Season Game

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Tells Fans Complaining About His Free Throws

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Tells Fans Complaining About His Free Throws

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Stephen A. Smith: Tyrese Maxey Should Consider Leaving Philadelphia

Smith said Maxey should “strongly consider” wanting out of Philadelphia, calling the situation “deflating and disappointing.” He said Maxey led the league in minutes per game at 38 and averaged about 27 points, but Daryl Morey “put him in a pinch.” Smith urged Bob Myers to stop searching and run the Sixers as the GM himself.

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