3 months ago

Tristan Thompson Pushes Back On Retirement Rumors

Thompson shut down retirement talk, calling the rumors “fake news” after fans and friends started texting congratulations. He said he has simply been away “being a dad” and dropping his kids off at school, not leaving basketball. His message was clear: he is still a current NBA veteran, adding, “Don’t push me off the edge. Not yet.”

By Raahib Singh

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3 months ago

Gilbert Arenas Claims Knicks Will Carry Finals Ratings, Not Spurs Or OKC

Regardless of OKC or the Spurs making it to the Finals, Arenas doesn't believe it'll be either of them to bring in the views. "Knicks are the prime team in the Finals. Don’t let nobody fool you. If the champs make it, it’s the Knicks that’s bringing the ratings. If Wemby makes it, it’s the Knicks that’s bringing the ratings."

By Samir Mehdi

3 months ago

Reggie Miller Disappointed In Chet Holmgren's Game 7 Play

Chet has just 4 points in the game tonight with Mark Daigneault taking him out for a majority of the fourth quarter. At halftime, Reggie Miller on the broadcast was asked who needs to step up and he said, "Chet! He’s the second-best player. I’m looking for him tonight to get involved - he’s nowhere to be found."

By Samir Mehdi

3 months ago

Victor Wembanyama Bombarded With “Flopper” Chants After Drawing Foul

Wemby collided with Jaylin Williams while on the drive and fell to the floor, getting the foul and free throws. This earned loud "flopper" chants from OKC fans as he took the free throws. Wemby managed to sink the first free throw, but missed the second one, under pressure from Thunder fans' jeers. This, in turn, made OKC faithful cheer.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Spurs Beat Thunder 111-103 In Game 7 To Advance To The Finals

3 months ago

Spurs Beat Thunder 111-103 In Game 7 To Advance To The Finals

The Spurs have dethroned the defending champions with Victor Wembanyama dropping a team-high 22 points. Julian Champagnie had 20 points on brilliant 6-10 3FG shooting. Shai had no help as he had 35 points while Chet Holmgren had 4. The deciding play saw Cason Wallace miss a three, leading to open layup for the Spurs. Knicks-Spurs in the Finals.

By Samir Mehdi

3 months ago

Victor Wembanyama Tears Up While Celebrating WCF Triumph Over Thunder

Wembanyama couldn't help bursting into tears after the buzzer went off, signifying the Spurs' 4-3 WCF win over the Thunder and a place in the NBA Finals. He celebrated emotionally with teammates, hugging Stephon Castle, Devin Vassell, Keldon Johnson, and other teammates. Wemby seemed to be in disbelief, while showing love for the teammates that helped him reach the Finals.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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