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Stephen A. Smith: The Knicks Sent a Title-Contender Message

Smith said New York’s 137-98 Game 1 rout of Philadelphia showed what title contenders do against tired teams. “You are supposed to put your foot on their neck and handle your business,” he said. Smith said it is “just one game,” and he won't overreact, but added the Knicks sent a clear message by blowing out the 76ers.

By Raahib Singh

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Steph Curry Loves Being at the Met Gala but Regrets Not Being in the Playoffs

Curry has enjoyed being on the red carpet and seeing other athletes at the Met Gala, but does have some mixed feelings about it. "On one hand, I love it. On the other hand, that means I’m not playing basketball right now," Curry said. He wants the best of both worlds, but reiterated his excitement at seeing other athletes present.

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about 2 months ago

NBA Analyst Impressed With How Timberwolves Attacked Victor Wembanyama Offensively

Despite Wembanyama being a "force" defensively, Harper was pleased with how the Wolves kept going at him in game 1. "You maybe need some better, smarter attempts," Harper said. However, he's happy that Minnesota went and won game 1 despite being viewed as the worse team. Harper said the T-Wolves reminded people that they've been to 2 consecutive WCSF's recently.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Pistons Dominate Early vs. Cavaliers, Lead ECSF Game 1 by 13 Points

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Pistons Dominate Early vs. Cavaliers, Lead ECSF Game 1 by 13 Points

Detroit has dominated early, leading 59-46, behind some good play by Cade Cunningham who has 14 points. Donovan Mitchell played incredible basketball with 14 points, trying to chip at Cavs' lead but it wasn't enough as teammates struggled. Tobias Harris has dropped 10 points. Jarrett Allen is dealing with early foul trouble at 3 fouls, limiting his impact.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Nets Unsure About Giannis Antetokounmpo Trade, Hesitant to Add His Brothers as Well

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Nets Unsure About Giannis Antetokounmpo Trade, Hesitant to Add His Brothers as Well

Despite an interest in trading for Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Nets are hesitant to acquire his brothers Thanasis and Alex in a trade. Per Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson, the Nets don't want to wast 2 roster spots on Giannis' brothers. Thanasis is on a one-year vet's minimum worth $2.9 million, while Alex is currently signed to a two-way deal with Milwaukee.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Pistons Win 111-101 Vs Cavs In Game 1

about 2 months ago

Pistons Win 111-101 Vs Cavs In Game 1

The Pistons gave up an 18-point lead to the Cavs before establishing themselves as the frontrunners once more. Cade dropped 23 points on6-19 shooting from the field while Duncan Robinson shot 5-8 from beyond the arc. James Harden and Donovan Mitchell combined for 45 points bit Jarrett Allen picking up 3 fouls in the first quarter led to early hiccups.

By Samir Mehdi

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