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Victor Wembanyama On What He's Learned This Playoff Run

At age 22, Wemby has led the Spurs to their first Finals appearance in 12 years. He was crowned Western Conference Finals MVP along the way in these first Playoffs of his. When asked what he's learned, he said, "Many things. Brace with your hands and not with your chin, hit below the head if you do...be relentless."

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Knicks Fan Conduct Draws Warning From Mayor Mamdani Before Finals Return

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Hart said New York’s locker-room message after losing Game 3 was “Zero, zero,” stressing that “nothing changes” entering Game 4. He said the Knicks watched film, learned, got shots up and handled the “damn circus of a media.” Hart admitted frustration with his energy and physicality, saying he did not lead to his standard.

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Stephon Castle Expects Spurs To Win Next Three After Game 3 Response

Castle said he “definitely” expects San Antonio to win Game 4 at Madison Square Garden, then went further: “I expect us to win the next three.” He said the Spurs are still taking it “game by game” and “quarter by quarter,” but called their first two Finals losses “an eye-opener” after New York struck first.

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Trae Young Fires Back at Doubters as Wizards Expectations Loom

Young said, “This is the most slept-on I’ve been in my whole life,” blaming “recency bias” and injuries for changing perceptions. He said critics would flip if Washington became “the number one team in the East next year.” Young added, “I’m probably just entering my prime” and said he “can’t wait” to change the narrative.

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