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Victor Wembanyama Will Not Be Suspended and Will Play in Game 5 After Flagrant 2 Ejection

Wembanyama will face no suspension or fine after being ejected for elbowing Naz Reid in Game 4, per Shams Charania. Despite calls from analysts including Stephen A. Smith for a suspension, the NBA cleared him. He will play in Game 5 on Tuesday in San Antonio with the series tied 2-2.

By Adit Pujari

about 1 hour ago

Dallas Wings Face WNBA’s Toughest Early Schedule

Dallas has the WNBA’s toughest first-quarter schedule, according to ESPN Analytics, with Phoenix, Portland, Golden State and Las Vegas rounding out the top five. Rebecca Lobo noted strength of schedule matters when judging early records, saying New York faces only four 2025 playoff teams in its first 11 games, while Dallas faces eight.

By Raahib Singh

about 1 hour ago

Stephen A. Smith: Knicks Look Like They Could Compete For the Championship

Smith said if the Knicks shoot like they did against Philadelphia, “they’re going to win a championship” after hitting 57% from three. He praised Deuce McBride, Karl-Anthony Towns, Jalen Brunson and Mikal Bridges, saying New York has “annihilated the competition.” Smith added, “I think they can win the championship” after consecutive conference finals trips.

By Raahib Singh

about 1 hour ago

Stephen A: The Only Thing That Could Save Wembanyama From Suspension Is His Star Power

"The only reason if Wemby doesn't get suspended is because he's Victor Wembanyama and everybody wants to see him play," Stephen A. said. "That might save him, but the play itself warrants a suspension for Game 5." The NBA is reviewing his flagrant 2 ejection from Game 4 ahead of Tuesday's Game 5 in San Antonio.

By Adit Pujari

about 2 hours ago

Breanna Stewart Blames Ref Calls For Liberty-Mystics Game Having No Flow

Stewart criticized the stop-and-go pace after New York’s 98-93 OT win over Mystics lasted “two hours and 41 minutes,” calling that “insane.” She said the whistle disrupted “everyone’s flow” on both teams and repeated that players are still learning the officiating standard. Stewart said some calls were “unnecessary on both sides,” adding, “I still don’t know.”

By Raahib Singh

about 2 hours ago

Byron Scott: Lakers Need to Move on From LeBron James to Build Around Luka Doncic

"You getting paid 50 million. You're 41, 42, 43 years old," Scott said, arguing the Lakers must move on from James to build around Doncic and Reaves as they trail the Thunder 3-1. "That comes off the cap. You can go get two really good basketball players. And young basketball players that can come in there and help."

By Adit Pujari

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