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Victor Wembanyama Admits the Playoffs Are Different, but Was Confident in Spurs’ Tactics
Wembanyama understands that the playoff game is different, but coming off a 62-win regular season, he isn't worried. "It is obviously different, but we did really good in the reg. season so we had no reason to act differently," Wembanyama said following the Spurs' 111-98 win vs. Blazers. He's completely certain that the Spurs' regular season tactics will remain effective.
By Pranay Mukherjee
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“Good Luck to the Trail Blazers”: Monica McNutt on Victor Wembanyama
McNutt reacted to Wembanyama’s playoff debut by warning Portland, after the Spurs star dropped 35 points and hit 5-of-6 from deep. "Good luck to the Trailblazers," McNutt said. "I think his poise in this one, the variety of ways in which he was able to attack this defense." She added his next evolution is punishing double teams as a passer.
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Paul Pierce Says Celtics-Sixers Isn’t Worth the Trip
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