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Stephon Castle’s Defense Has Turned Jalen Brunson’s Finals Into a Grind
Mike Greenberg called Castle “a big part of the reason why Brunson is struggling,” praising his perimeter defense, physicality and off-ball impact in Game 3. He said Castle is “so ridiculously talented” and predicted that if the 21-year-old develops a more polished offensive game, “he’s gonna be one of the five or six best players in the world.”
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