
2 months ago
NBA Analyst Highlights Spurs’ Costly Turnovers as Reason for Game 1 Finals Loss vs. Knicks
Brett Siegel blames the Spurs' costly turnovers for their eventual game 1 Finals loss vs. Knicks. Although the Spurs only turned the ball over 13 times compared to the Knicks' 8, they gave up the ball in clutch situations, allowing Jalen Brunson to lead the Knicks to a comeback win. Siegel also credited Brunson for his clutch shotmaking.
By Pranay Mukherjee
Other articles from NBA
2 months ago
Gregg Popovich’s Dylan Harper Praise Stands Out to Danny Green
Green said Popovich looked good before Game 1, greeting him with “this big smile” and asking about family before shifting to Harper. Green said Pop’s first basketball point was, “that Dylan Harper kid is amazing,” praising his “big body,” “strong finish,” and “poise.” Then, Green said, they went “back to family stuff.”
By Raahib Singh
2 months ago
Jeremy Lin Blasts Spurs' Overreliance on Wembanyama After Game 1 Loss
"I didn't love the late-game offensive game plan," Lin said. "It was too much Wemby ISO. It just seemed like everything was difficult, everything was hard, everything was contested. KAT was doing a great job of playing defense, and Wemby was tired." Keldon Johnson, Sixth Man of the Year, played only eight minutes as the Knicks won 105-95.
By Adit Pujari
2 months ago
San Antonio Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones Needles Charles Barkley Over City Jokes
After Inside The NBA replayed Barkley’s San Antonio women jokes, Mayor Gina Ortiz Jones fired back by saying, “You can’t teach courage” and “you can’t teach class,” adding that Barkley proves it. Chuck tried to smooth it over, saying he was “just joking around” and praising San Antonio as a “beautiful city” where fans treated him well.
By Raahib Singh
2 months ago
Jay Williams Rips Mitch Johnson's Coaching in Game 1
"Nor do I think it was executed correctly," Williams said on Get Up. "Why is Wemby guarding Karl-Anthony Towns 25 feet from the basket? Why not stand at the three-point line, be tall, be wide, deny passing lanes. You want Karl-Anthony Towns settled to shoot three after three, that's playing into what you want."
By Adit Pujari




