Spurs Make History With Their Game 1 Starting Lineup

3 months ago

Spurs Make History With Their Game 1 Starting Lineup

The Spurs have rolled out the youngest starting lineup in NBA Conference Finals history tonight for Game 1. Dyland Harper (20), Stephon Castle (21), Devin Vassell (25), Julian Champagnie (24) and Victor Wembanyama (22). The average age of the lineup is 22 years and 346 days. De'Aaron Fox (28) missing tonight's game due to ankle issues led to this lineup.

By Samir Mehdi

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Alex Caruso On His Game 1 Performance

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Jalen Williams Calls Out The Thunder To Rebound Better After Game 1 Loss

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What Playoff Games Are on Today? NBA Schedule (May 19th)

Eastern Conference Finals tip off Tuesday at Madison Square Garden with the Knicks hosting the Cavaliers in Game 1 at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN. New York enters with a nine-day rest advantage after sweeping the Sixers, while Cleveland survived back-to-back seven-game series. It marks the Cavaliers' first trip to the Conference Finals since 2018.

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Toronto visits Phoenix at 10 p.m. on KTVK Arizona’s Family 3TV and TSN, with both teams listed at 2-2 and separated by almost nothing offensively. The Tempo bring Kiki Rice’s early rookie impact into a road test, while the Mercury counter with slightly better scoring and rebounding numbers at home in the only WNBA game tonight.

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Mike Wilbon Calls Knicks-Cavs The Junior Varsity Series Compared To West

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