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Stephen A. Smith Calls Out Kendrick Perkins for Not Caring About Sportsmanship

Perkins defended Wemby skipping the postgame handshake after the Knicks won the Finals. Smith was direct. "The most disappointing take that I've ever heard out of your mouth is what you just said," Smith told Perkins. "You can't have yourself on national television talking about you don't give a damn about sportsmanship. That part is wrong."

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