2 months ago
Victor Wembanyama Boils Spurs’ 3-1 Comeback Mission Down to 48 Minutes
Wembanyama said San Antonio’s Game 5 message starts with “believing, belief,” but must stay focused on one game. “We need to win the next 48 minutes,” he said, calling that “all that matters” after 82 regular-season games and “20 plus” playoff games. Asked about winning three straight, he said, “We know we can do that.”
By Raahib Singh
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Charles Barkley Apologizes To Mitch Johnson Over "Dumbest Basketball" Comments Post Game 4
"We saw the dumbest basketball team in the history of civilization," said Chuck after SAS blew a 29-point lead. "I was talking about the players. I wasn't talking about coach Johnson. I don't want to be criticizing young black coaches. if coach Johnson took my comments personally I want to apologize to him," said Chuck tonight, prior to Game 5.
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2 months ago
Adam Silver Raves About Victor Wembanyama Ahead Of Game 5
Commissioner Silver isn't just impressed with Wemby's on-court brilliance but also his off-court demeanor. "I’m amazed at Victor. Not just his play on the floor, but he’s such a curious young man. He’s a pleasure to talk to. He’s ever worldly. He’s really dedicated to his craft. He’s got such a bright future ahead of him," said Silver.
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2 months ago
Mike Brown On Leading The Knicks Into A New Era Of Basketball
Whether the Knicks win Game 5 or not, the team is in one of its most brilliant eras yet. "I don't really think about the tough times they've had because everyone has tough times. Feel blessed, fortunate, lucky to be a part of what's going on now," said Brown, praising the New York Knicks for how iconic the franchise is.
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2 months ago
Adam Silver Delighted to See an Era of Parity in the NBA
"This will be the 8th different team that won a championship over the last 8 years," Silver said, excited to usher in a new era of parity where every team has an opportunity to compete. "It just really speaks to the state of NBA basketball and the state of the future of the game." He's happy to see talent everywhere.
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