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Stephon Castle Admits He Sells Calls While Trusting Finals Whistles

Castle said he does sell contact sometimes, admitting, “I can’t lie,” but called it “a feel thing” in the playoffs. He said referees will not bail players out when it gets “too egregious,” and mostly get calls right. For San Antonio, Castle said the focus is adjusting quickly, not chasing every whistle.

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about 2 hours ago

Nick Wright Compares the Thunder to the 2021 Bucks and 2023 Nuggets

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Brian Windhorst said Robinson has a “significant injury” with his broken pinky, but is still expected to try playing Game 1. He noted Robinson played only 15 minutes against San Antonio all season and averages 14 playoff minutes. However, New York needs “all hands” vs Wemby and will want any production Robinson can provide.

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