The New York Knicks are back in the NBA Finals, for the first time since 1999. It’s a reminder that the Jets haven’t played in the Super Bowl since 1999. Jets receiver Garrett Wilson is nevertheless happy for the Knicks and the New York fans. And the situation makes him even more determined to deliver a similar experience for Jets …
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Knicks beat the Spurs for the NBA Cup, but need to do it in the NBA Finals for the title they crave
GREENBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — When the New York Knicks declined to hang a banner after beating the San Antonio Spurs to win the NBA Cup, they did so because they were waiting to celebrate something bigger. That wait is at 53 years and it can only end now by beating the Spurs again. Advertisement Nearly a week after clinching their …
Read More »Knicks’ Robinson works out at practice, status for Game 1 uncertain
Mitchell Robinson did individual work at Knicks practice on Sunday, May 31 with his hand protected, but coach Mike Brown said the center is uncertain for Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday. That decision will ultimately belong to the medical staff. Robinson, 28, broke his right pinky finger during Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals against Cleveland …
Read More »Victor Wembanyama’s respect for Gregg Popovich is clear. And Pop was vital to Spurs’ NBA Finals run
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Victor Wembanyama barely could get the words out. The question, a few minutes after he and the San Antonio Spurs won the Western Conference title and earned the right to go to this year’s NBA Finals to face the New York Knicks, was about his relationship with former coach Gregg Popovich and what this playoff run …
Read More »Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is not going to advise Thunder on offseason moves
OKLAHOMA CITY — With the financial hammer of the NBA’s tax aprons swinging their direction, the Thunder have some hard decisions to make this summer. Whatever moves Oklahoma City’s front office makes, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander does not plan on consulting with them. Advertisement “I will give zero input,” Gilgeous-Alexander said after a crushing Game 7 loss. “I will let Sam Presti, …
Read More »OG Anunoby is Knicks’ X-factor for 2026 NBA Finals vs. Spurs
Four wins stand in the way of the first championship in half a century for the Knicks. The San Antonio Spurs and phenom center Victor Wembanyama will be the toughest opponent New York has faced in these playoffs. To get over the hump, the Knicks will need great two-way play from wing OG Anunoby. He’s the X-Factor for New York …
Read More »Yankees Social Media Spotlight: Let the good times roll
It’s Sunday once more, and you know what that means — it’s time for our weekly social media roundup! Ever since Aaron Judge dropped a home run into the short porch against the Tampa Bay Rays last Sunday, the Yankees have been on a roll — and yet, they are currently the second biggest sports story in the Big Apple. …
Read More »Spurs fans have massive celebrations in San Antonio following Game 7 win over Thunder
The San Antonio Spurs beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-103 on Saturday night to clinch a spot in the NBA Finals against the New York Knicks. Spurs fans flooded the streets of San Antonio, channeling the emotion that Victor Wembanyama showed after the huge Game 7 win. Even with the NBA Finals still to come, the Spurs faithful stayed in …
Read More »Western Conference Finals Game 7 showcase Kentucky’s NBA dominance
Kentucky Basketball has sent a lot of players to the NBA over the last decade plus, and more than a few former Wildcats showed up and showed out Saturday night with a trip to the NBA Finals on the line. Oklahoma City was searching for a second consecutive NBA Finals appearance, led by NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. San Antonio was …
Read More »Knicks NBA Finals Series Primer: San Antonio Spurs
It’s here. After sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers in an uncompetitive Eastern Conference Finals, the Knicks have reached a place they have not been in 27 years. A long journey has resulted in entire generations of Knicks fans being able to experience something new. Advertisement But it certainly won’t be easy. A seven-game war out west for the right to play …
Read More »2026 NBA Draft scouting report: Luigi Suigo
From an international prospect perspective, no NBA Draft is ever complete without a prospect from the ever-colourful Mega Basket in Serbia. Mega Basket has run under many guises in the past due to sponsorship reasons; Mega Leks, Mega Bemax, Mega Soccertbet, Mega Mozzart, Mega MIS, and now Mega Superbet. Regardless of the ever-changing name, there are two things that are …
Read More »The Raptors’ bench has some summer homework
Although the heartbreaking loss in game 7 was a sad way to end the season, it’s hard to find a Raptors fan that isn’t full of hope for next season. Already they outperformed in almost every metric, they clinched the playoffs (a feat that hasn’t been achieved since 2022) and phenomenal performances from the younger players on the roster has …
Read More »Knicks Bulletin: ‘My dream has been always to play in The Garden in the NBA Finals’
You couldn’t have written it any better. Knicks vs. Spurs. Smells like 1999 revenge. On Leon Rose and James Dolan building the Knicks into a Finals team: “Leon and his staff have done a freakin’ fantastic, fantastic job. I can even take it a step further — it doesn’t happen if Mr. Dolan wants to keep his hands in his …
Read More »Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will ‘give zero input’ toward Thunder’s offseason decisions
Following the Oklahoma City Thunder’s Game 7 defeat to the San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference finals, what appeared to be the NBA’s next dynasty was at least temporarily derailed. The concern for the Thunder and their supporters might be that the 2025-26 NBA champions have already been overtaken in the West by an upstart Spurs team and arguably …
Read More »Could the Bucks trade for Kyrie Irving and convince Giannis to stay?
The Bucks are expected to be at the center of the trade universe with Giannis Antetokounmpo possibly looking to move on from Milwaukee. While speculation about his future is rampant, the Bucks do—believe it or not—have the option to keep The Greek Freak if he wants to give it another go and try to win a championship. In order for …
Read More »Former Rutgers star onto NBA Finals in rookie year
Rutgers never got the chance to see Dylan Harper play in the tournament but it turns out that he is pretty good in that format. The former Rutgers star is off to the NBA Finals after the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals on Saturday night. Advertisement Harper played 27 …
Read More »The Thunder are dethroned, shameless and wildly unpopular. They’re still a great basketball team
Throughout the Western Conference finals, the San Antonio Spurs hoped that Victor Wembanyama could work enough magic while he was on the court to make up for the Oklahoma City Thunder annihilating them while he was off of it. Late in Game 7 on Saturday night, the Thunder must have been licking their chops. Wembanyama picked up his fifth foul …
Read More »Spurs’ Julian Champagnie, Brooklyn kid, will live his dream and play in NBA Finals in Madison Square Garden
OKLAHOMA CITY — Julian Champagnie is headed home to play in the NBA Finals in New York City — and it’s hard for him to get his head around it. A kid born in Brooklyn who played his high school ball at Bishop Loughlin Memorial in the city, who honed his style and found toughness on playgrounds around the city, …
Read More »Spurs Game 7 Highlights: Corgi, Alien, Champagnie, oh my!
I’m not saying I knew this series would go to a Game 7. But when our fearless leader, J.R. Wilco, asked me to quit submitting “The Adventures of Wembanyama and Grogu” fan fiction graphic novels to publish because this is primarily a Spurs community site, I begrudgingly and enthusiastically volunteered to sign up for Game 7 highlights. And boy, were …
Read More »NBA adjusts its lottery balls, Mazzulla Ball for the win — The Week in Green
Well, after years of faffing about, the NBA has finally implemented a major overhaul of the draft designed to discourage tanking. It is quite complex, and yet, in some ways, quite simple-minded. The gist is that the highest odds for the number one pick will no longer be held by the team with the worst record. Advertisement Instead, the teams …
Read More »Open Thread: Spurs shoutout their fans after claiming the Western Conference Finals
After last night’s Game 7 victory in Oklahoma City, Julian Champagnie reminisced about honking and driving with the fans after the Spurs elimintaed the Portland Trail Blazers in the first round of playoffs. “Yeah, I mean, my wife had told me she was like, ‘you know, they honk,’ I mean, they honk, she’s like, ‘they honk downtown,’ I might as …
Read More »San Antonio Spurs vs. New York Knicks: Who has edge in NBA Finals?
The San Antonio Spurs will take on the New York Knicks in the 2026 NBA Finals. It will be a rematch of the 1999 NBA Finals, where the Spurs beat the Knicks 4-1. It was the Spurs’ first championship and New York’s last finals appearance. Advertisement Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs advanced to the finals after winning the Western Conference …
Read More »Cameron Boozer Draft Scuttlebutt – Yahoo Sports
One of our favorite things about the NBA Draft is the skullduggery, machinations, and positively Machiavellian manipulation that goes on as people try to up or downgrade prospects in order to get the guy they really want. Whisper campaigns get started about a prospect who supposedly had a bad attitude during a workout, or rumors that he’s not really that …
Read More »Cameron Boozer Draft Scuttlebutt – Yahoo Sports
One of our favorite things about the NBA Draft is the skullduggery, machinations, and positively Machiavellian manipulation that goes on as people try to up or downgrade prospects in order to get the guy they really want. Whisper campaigns get started about a prospect who supposedly had a bad attitude during a workout, or rumors that he’s not really that …
Read More »CelticsBlog exit interview: Amari Williams follows big man developmental path through Maine
The Boston Celtics selected big man Amari Williams with the 46th pick of the 2025 NBA draft. Williams would become the first-ever British-born player for the Boston Celtics in franchise history. Amari played four years at Drexel before a single season with the Kentucky Wildcats and being selected in the 2nd round. Brad Stevens said of Williams in a July …
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