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Stephen A. Smith Says Sam Presti Could Be NBA’s Greatest Executive

Smith said Presti is “the greatest executive in the NBA” and may someday rank as the best in basketball history. He said Oklahoma City has “at least 13 first-round picks and 16 second-round picks” through 2032 while already being reigning champions. Smith added, “I stand down,” crediting Presti for building a long-term contender.

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Pistons Lead 56-52 At Halftime In Game 4 Vs Cavs

Harden started off the game hot, scoring the Cavs' first 11 points out of 13. He's since simmered off. Mitchell hit his first field goal with under 3 minutes left in the second quarter. The Cavs have shot more than double the amount of threes as Detroit. Both Cade Cunningham and Tobias Harris are in double digit scoring.

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JJ Redick Raves About LeBron James' Focus During The Playoffs

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"Defensively He's A Monster": JJ Redick On Chet Holmgren

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Cavaliers Win Game 4 Vs The Pistons 112-103

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Cavaliers Win Game 4 Vs The Pistons 112-103

After having just 4 points at the first half, Donovan Mitchell erupted for 38 points in the second half. Harden had himself 24 points and 11 assists. Cade Cunningham had his least impactful game this postseason, having 19 points 7-16 shooting from the field. Pistons had nearly twice as many turnovers as Cleveland. Cavs-Pistons is tied at 2-2.

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