5 minutes ago

Spurs Beat Wolves 133-95 In Game 2

No player on the Wolves scored more than 12 points in Game 2 tonight. After losing homecourt advantage in Game 1, the Spurs led by 24 at halftime. They never relinquished this lead. Wemby had himself 19 points, 15 rebounds, 2 blocks (youngest in Spurs franchise history to have those numbers in a Playoff game) and Castle had 21.

By Samir Mehdi

about 2 hours ago

Spurs Take Comfortable WCSF Game 2 Lead Over T-Wolves

De'Aaron Fox started the game red hot, dropping 14 points while leading the Spurs to a 59-35 lead. Victor Wembanyama has also dominated, dropping 14 points and 9 rebounds. Anthony Edwards and Julius Randle have struggled early offensively, both dropping just 8 points each. The T-Wolves have struggled to stay in the game, allowing San Antonio to take control.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 2 hours ago

Anthony Edwards Breaks Kevin Garnett’s Record for Most Playoff Games by a T-Wolves Player

Anthony Edwards has played his 48th playoff game with the Timberwolves, surpassing Kevin Garnett for most career playoff games with the Minnesota team. Despite having played just 6 years with the T-Wolves, Ant-Man has been to the playoffs 5 times and has played in 10 series, the same number as Garnett in his 14 years with the Timberwolves.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 2 hours ago

Despite The Loss, Nick Nurse Is Happy With The 76ers' Game 2 Defense On Jalen Brunson

Brunson shot 9-21 from the field for 26 points in Game 2 as opposed to his 35 point night in Game 1. After the loss, Nick Nurse said, "He certainly wasn't getting near the clearance as he was in Game 1. He was getting practice shots a lot in that game. I think the challenges were much better."

By Samir Mehdi

about 3 hours ago

Knicks Win Game 2 vs The 76ers 108-102

"That was an awkward shot from Paul George," said Mike Breen after PG airballed a 3 down 5 with less than 30s left in 4Q. This sealed the deal for the Knicks as Brunson dropped 26 points while Karl-Anthony Towns and OG Anunoby combined for 44 points. Without Joel Embiid, the 76ers starters combined for a solid 86 points.

By Samir Mehdi

about 3 hours ago

Jaylen Brown Moving On From $50,000 Fine, Highlights Inconsistency in Playoff Officiating

Brown has moved on from being cooked by Joel Embiid and the 76ers and being fined $50,000 for his comments, but couldn't help bringing up the officiating issues again. "I care about this s**t. I love the game of basketball," Brown said, unwilling to forget the inconsistent playoff officiating. He even said the NBA could keep fining him.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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