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Shaquille O’Neal Apologizes to New York, Compares Knicks to 2004 Pistons

Shaq said the Knicks are so good he owes “the whole state and all five boroughs of New York” an apology, naming Spike Lee and Tracy Morgan. He compared them to the Pistons team that beat his Lakers, praising a collective group “just together,” led by Jalen Brunson and lifted by Josh Hart, Karl-Anthony Towns, and OG Anunoby.

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Cavaliers Players Were "Very Frustrated" With Kenny Atkinson's Leadership Before Playoffs

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Cavaliers Players Were "Very Frustrated" With Kenny Atkinson's Leadership Before Playoffs

Multiple Cavaliers bench players grew "very frustrated" with Atkinson's lack of communication and leadership this season, creating a major disconnect before the playoffs, per Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints. The animosity reportedly existed before the ECF sweep by the Knicks. Gilbert has admitted changes are needed and Atkinson is expected to face serious scrutiny this offseason with Jason Kidd already linked.

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Eastern Conference Executive Reveals Rivals Take the Spurs' Lottery Luck Personally

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Eastern Conference Executive Reveals Rivals Take the Spurs' Lottery Luck Personally

"A team like San Antonio, who have gotten lucky to get generational talent multiple times in the lottery, people take that sh*t personally," the executive told The Ringer. "They're not gonna sit back and take a beating for the next 10 years." San Antonio have drafted Duncan, Wembanyama and Harper in the lottery en route to the WCF.

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Donovan Mitchell Backs James Harden and Calls Ring Criticism Truly Unfair

"He was two inches away from a Conference Finals with the Brooklyn Nets," Mitchell said. "Some of that is just unlucky stuff and he was on a bad hamstring. We don't talk about him playing through it. I think it's really, truly unfair." Harden shot 38.9% in the Cavs' sweep and 2-of-8 in Game 4.

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Karl-Anthony Towns’ Knicks Run Puts Minnesota Timberwolves Trade Under Fire

Perkins said Minnesota could “look like fools” if Towns helps New York win the championship, arguing the Timberwolves traded away Anthony Edwards’ needed “Robin” after their first conference finals run together. He said they chose Rudy Gobert’s contract instead, and a Knicks championship would make it “the worst trade in NBA history” for the franchise’s legacy.

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