Stephon Castle Breaks Unwanted Turnover Record in WCF Game 2 vs. Thunder

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Stephon Castle Breaks Unwanted Turnover Record in WCF Game 2 vs. Thunder

Castle has been a revelation in the playoffs this year, especially for a second-year player. However, the Thunder have hounded him with their defense, forcing mistakes. Castle has turned the ball over 20 times in the WCF's first 2 games, the most in NBA playoff history over a 2-game span, an unfortunate record. Stephon definitely has to tighten his handle.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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