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Knicks’ historic 11-game streak + SGA is the NBA’s no. 1 faller

Subscribe to The Big Number Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine analyze the New York Knicks’ unbelievable 11-game stretch en route to the NBA Finals. Do they have a shot at taking down the titans that are the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs? Is this the best Karl-Anthony Towns, or the Knicks in general, ever looked? Advertisement Then, …

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Fastbreak Three: 3 Offseason moves Detroit should make

It’s been a tough two-week stretch watching a team the Detroit Pistons probably should have passed get stomped on by the New York Knc That’s not to say Detroit would have beaten New York in the Eastern Conference Finals, but the fight would have been there. Ultimately, the same glaring shortcomings that lingered throughout the season kept them from truly …

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Could Timberwolves Trade For Kyrie Irving?

The Minnesota Timberwolves are looking for ways to upgrade their roster this offseason after a premature elimination from the playoffs at the hands of the San Antonio Spurs. The Wolves have a pressing need at the point guard position, so they need to scour the rest of the league to see if there are any upgrades available. One player that …

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What does the future hold for Dalton Knecht?

Welcome to our annual Lakers season in review series, where we’ll look back at each player on the team’s roster this season and evaluate if they should be part of the future of the franchise. Today, we continue with a look at Dalton Knecht. Things can move pretty fast in the NBA. Just ask Dalton Knecht. Advertisement After a strong collegiate …

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Cam Spencer and Tristen Newton wrap up solid second pro seasons

Cam Spencer (53rd overall) and Tristen Newton (49th overall) were second round picks in the 2024 NBA Draft. Both have performed well with the opportunities presented to them as less-heralded pro prospects. Drafted by the Memphis Grizzlies, Spencer saw the floor 25 times in his rookie campaign with eight G League appearances. After signing a four-year, $10.5 million contract, he …

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Adam Silver talks flopping, using AI to help NBA referees with some calls

What’s the best way to improve NBA officiating? Introducing some AI into it, of course. What could possibly go wrong? NBA Commissioner Adam Silver went on ESPN’s Pat McAfee show to prop up his anti-tanking, dramatic lottery reform “3-2-1” proposal expected to be approved by NBA owners on Thursday. However, as part of that, he got drawn into the annual …

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Thunder vs Spurs Expert Picks & Game 6 Best Bets

Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here. The San Antonio Spurs will look to stave off elimination when they host the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 6 tonight. Advertisement San Antonio is currently a 3.5-point favorite ahead of tip-off, and our Covers experts have you set with their best NBA …

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Thunder vs Spurs Props & NBA Playoffs Game 6 Best Bets

Want to get more Covers content? Add us as a preferred source on your Google account here. Victor Wembanyama may be in only his third year in the NBA, but it is hard to imagine the San Antonio Spurs’ superstar letting the Western Conference Finals end short of seven games. Advertisement Of course, the Oklahoma City Thunder hope to end …

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Karl-Anthony Towns made these changes, and it keyed Knicks’ NBA Finals run

Expectations have followed Karl-Anthony Towns since he entered the league. This isn’t unique for a former No. 1 overall pick, but it always felt different with Towns. He’s been far from a bust. Six All-Star appearances, three All-NBA selections, three trips to the conference finals. Most front offices would be beyond themselves at the prospect of drafting a player with …

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Have the Thunder solved Victor Wembanyama?

All season long we have seen just how important Victor Wembanyama has been to the Spurs. This playoff run has only served to emphasize it. Wembanyama’s size, skill and versatility are making an impact against the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder. He averaged 30.3 PPG and 13.3 RPG through the first four games of the series. The only other players …

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The international background of new Mavs president Masai Ujiri is a gift to the organization and its future

Do not underestimate the power of cultural awareness and understanding in the international world of basketball. For Masai Ujiri, new Dallas Mavericks president and alternate general manager, navigating in multiple languages, customs, cultures and traditions is nothing new. Born in England, raised in Nigeria, an executive in the American National Basketball Association over the last decades, Masai Ujiri is about …

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12 veterans to avoid reaching for in 2026-27 fantasy basketball drafts

Age and injury eventually catch up to everyone in the NBA, and this group of veteran players is no exception. Their 2025-26 Yahoo ADPs are out of sync with their current outlooks heading into next season. Whether it’s persistent health issues, reduced roles or contract situations that could land them in less favorable spots, all 12 of these players are …

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Who Phoenix should watch in the back end of Round 1?

We wrap up our series on first round draft prospects by taking a look at players who could be available if the Suns decide to trade into the 29 to 31 range. Unlikely? Sure. Still worth doing the homework? Absolutely. That range currently includes the Cavaliers at 29, the Mavericks at 30, and the Knicks at 31, which technically opens …

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2026 NBA Draft scouting report: Henri Veesaar

Caleb Wilson was the obvious star at North Carolina this past season, but the offense may not have flowed well without Henri Veesaar as well. The 7’0 center is your typical stretch big, but offers more than just his shooting on the perimeter. In Hubert Davis’ offense, Veesaar showed his ability to operate out of the mid-range while also showing …

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Tatum and Brown made Celtics fans forget how hard winning is

Watching the Knicks punch their ticket to the NBA Finals has, in my opinion, sucked. Yes, they’ve waited 27 years to return to this stage, endured truly awful stretches of basketball spanning decades, and maybe deserve it on some level. Still, it’s New York. It’s Knicks fans. It’s “bing bong” and Timothée Chalamet clips that will infiltrate your timelines for …

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Guardians News and Notes – Travis Kelce, Minority Owner

The biggest news of the day came via a Passan bomb at 6AM yesterday morning. Travis Kelce is now a minority owner of the Cleveland Guardians. Guest contributor, Mike Mahoney, gave his scouting report of the Lake County Captains Position Players. Advertisement The Guardians were able to avoid the sweep, taking yesterday’s game behind Gavin Williams. The game recap can …

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Knicks Bulletin: ‘We have good character guys in there’

You know what’s poppin’? The Spurs and the Thunder are five deep going seven. Pause. On Jalen Brunson’s work ethic and leadership after yet another sweep: “His work ethic is second to none. On top of that, he’s pretty even-keeled. Never gets too high, never gets too low. And when your leader is that way — which you need to …

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Sporticast: Party Like It’s 1999!

On the 556th Sporticast episode, hosts Scott Soshnick and Eben Novy-Williams discuss some of the biggest sports business stories of the week, including some takeaways from the NBA Finals-bound New York Knicks, who are playing for a title for the first time since 1999. They haven’t won a championship since 1973. Soshnick, who covered that 1999 Knicks team, discusses what …

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Game Preview: San Antonio Spurs vs Oklahoma City Thunder, Game 6

Facing elimination for the first time this postseason, the San Antonio Spurs come into this pivotal Game 6 with their backs against the wall. With 10 games already played between them and the Thunder this season and Game 6 looming, both of these teams are way passed the point of being surprised at what the other is trying to do. …

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