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Stephen A. Goes Off on Chet Holmgren After His 8-Point Performance Against Wembanyama
"You're 7'1", and you're leaving that responsibility to somebody else. Shame on you. Shame on you. Chet Holmgren has to step up," Stephen A. said after Holmgren scored 8 points on 2-of-7 shooting while Wembanyama posted 41 and 24 in the Spurs' 2OT Game 1 win. Smith also believes OKC faces elimination if they lose Game 2 in San Antonio.
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Danhausen Takes Credit For Knicks’ Overtime Victory After “Curse” Warning
Danhausen took credit for the Knicks’ 115-104 overtime win over Cleveland after cursing the Cavaliers on NBA Today. “Let them know that they are cursed,” he said before Game 1. After New York erased a 22-point deficit at Madison Square Garden, Danhausen celebrated and demanded courtside seats between Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner.
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De’Aaron Fox Faces Game-Time Decision For Spurs-Thunder Game 2
Shams Charania said Fox is “definitely a game-time decision” for Game 2 after a high ankle sprain from the Minnesota series stiffened and swelled. The Spurs are letting Fox decide after treatment, shootaround, and pregame testing. With San Antonio already up 1-0 on the road, caution looms, while OKC enters a “must-win type of environment.”
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Rich Eisen Compares Victor Wembanyama's Fire To Michael Jordan
Eisen said Wembanyama’s Game 1 takeover showed something beyond 41 points, 24 rebounds, three blocks, and a logo three: the “most special attribute” may be “what burns inside.” After watching him silence OKC’s standing crowd and deliver a 40-20 night, Eisen said Wemby’s competitive fire reminds him of Michael Jordan as the Spurs stole Game 1 in double overtime.
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about 1 hour ago
Stephen A. Smith Picks Knicks For Finals, But Pauses On Title Talk
Smith doubled down on his preseason Knicks Finals pick, saying Madison Square Garden is “going to host a couple of NBA Finals games next month.” But he hit “pump the brakes” on a title, warning OKC and San Antonio look “next level.” Beating either, Smith said, would require near “perfection” from New York to finish the job against the West.
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