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Stephen A. Smith Backs Draymond Green's Take on Tanking Penalties For Teams
Smith fully backed Green on First Take, saying he's "a thousand percent right." He argued tanking starts with organizations, not players, because "the players are doing what they're told to do." Smith added that teams, medical staff, and executives shape load management and participation decisions, yet public blame and punishment keep falling on players instead of the people above them.
By Raahib Singh
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NBA Analyst Says Cavaliers Are Under Pressure in the Playoffs After James Harden Addition
Having traded for Harden, Windhorst believes the Cavaliers are under pressure after a second-round exit last season. "Only 19th in overall defense since the All-Star break, that is not the recipe for how you make a deep playoff run," Windhorst said. He added that with Donovan Mitchell's future uncertain, the Cavaliers need to convince him to extend his contract.
By Pranay Mukherjee
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Spurs “Confident” Victor Wembanyama Could Return for Game vs. Mavs, Per Shams Charania
After suffering a rib contusion vs. 76ers on Monday, Shams reported that the Spurs are confident of Wemby's return during the regular season. "There's confidence that Victor Wembanyama will be able to play one of these final 2 games," Shams said, highlighting the Mavs game on Friday. Wemby needs one 20-minute game to be eligible for NBA awards.
By Pranay Mukherjee
about 2 months ago
Ryan Garcia Clashes With Ashton Hall Over Muhammad Ali-LeBron James Fame Debate
Garcia pushed back after Hall argued that LeBron James would draw more attention than Muhammad Ali in public. “Have you lost your mind?” Garcia replied, comparing Ali’s global fame to Michael Jackson’s level. Hall insisted that modern social media changes everything. The heated exchange showed how Ali’s legacy still sparks fierce arguments, even across generations and sports.
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