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Stephen A. Smith Defends Spike Lee’s Case to Get a Knicks Championship Ring
Recognizing Lee's undying loyalty to the franchise and his constant support through good times and bad for over 40 years, Smith believes Spike deserves a Knicks Championship ring. "I completely support this for Spike Lee. No Knicks’ fan deserves this more than him," Smith said, replying to an X post advocating for Lee to get a championship ring.
By Pranay Mukherjee
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Jay Williams Places 2026 New York Knicks Among All-Time Great Teams
Williams said the 2026 Knicks are “an all-time great team” because they had “an all-time great run,” not because of name recognition or Hall of Fame résumés. He praised a squad that played as “actual units” and “did it collectively,” saying that it etched New York into history among basketball’s all-time great teams after its championship charge.
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Jalen Brunson’s Game 5 Response Draws Kobe Bryant Comparison
On Get Up, Alan Hahn called Brunson’s Finals clincher “the closest thing to Kobe” seen in the NBA, pointing to his Game 5 revenge against Victor Wembanyama. After being “mushed” earlier in the series, Brunson called for the unanimous Defensive Player of the Year, attacked him twice, and delivered what Hahn called “the ultimate kill shot.”
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Windhorst: Heat Talks Intensify As Giannis Antetokounmpo Eyes Move From Bucks
Brian Windhorst said the league believes Antetokounmpo’s Milwaukee exit “is finally going to happen,” though he could still re-sign. Talks have “intensified” over the last 7–10 days, with Giannis focused on Miami. The Heat and Bucks have discussed a deal for months, but Milwaukee remains unsatisfied, with third and fourth teams involved.
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Jay Williams: Victor Wembanyama’s Finals Pain Could Fuel His Growth
Williams said, “You will never see this Victor Wembanyama again,” arguing the Spurs star will change “year after year” after Finals pain. He said Wembanyama must become more aggressive, comparing the process to LeBron James embracing Miami’s villain role, while Alan Hahn said Jalen Brunson may someday show him “what a winner looks like.”
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