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Spurs dominate Thunder to force game 7 in the West Finals

After a disappointing performance Tuesday night in OKC, the Spurs bounced back with a dominant 27-point, wire-to-wire victory to stave off elimination and force a game 7. The good guys came out with their hair on fire. San Antonio made a trio of threes, forcing the Thunder to call an early timeout. Wemby, specifically, played with the needed aggression that …

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NBA changes lottery rules; tanking being heavily discouraged

Okay, Grandpa, sit down. Put the remote down, this is important to the game of basketball that you love. You know how every year some NBA teams spend the entire season losing on purpose? Not because they’re bad necessarily, but because they want to get draft lottery balls. They call it tanking, and for the last twenty years it has …

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The contract status of every Warriors player

The offseason is here for the Golden State Warriors, and Mike Dunleavy Jr. has a whole lot of decisions to make over the next few months. There will be rumors, reports, draft picks, signings, and likely trades. But for now, we only know two things: first, the roster that takes the court in October will be different than the roster …

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Spurs beat Thunder to force series decider

Victor Wembanyama produced an inspired performance as the San Antonio Spurs beat defending NBA champions the Oklahoma City Thunder 118-91 to set up a decisive game seven in the Western Conference Finals. San Antonio coach Mitch Johnson had called on Wembanyama to score more than 20 points after a disappointing showing in game five, and the 22-year-old duly delivered. Advertisement …

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Knicks fans deserve this, but the Knicks still have work to do

I want to make this about New York, and their Knickerbockers. On one hand, it is pretty awesome to see Knicks fans flooding the streets in a frenzy going absolutely wild for their franchise winning the Eastern Conference and making it to the big dance. On the other hand, as I stare out from the proud but dilapidating confines of …

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Fan-voted prospect board: who Utah Jazz fans want at #2

It’s draft night. The lights dim as the spotlight illuminates the Barclays Center stage. Colors and logos flash from the jumbo video screen as NBA commissioner Adam Silver approaches the podium. A smile nearly as luminescent as the reflection from his cranium flashes across his face as he takes a final step and leans into the microphone. “With the first …

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Mitchell Robinson suffers broken pinky in big Knicks NBA Finals worry

As it turns out, the Knicks aren’t fully healthy. Mitchell Robinson suffered a broken pinky on his right shooting hand, sources confirmed Thursday night, and there is no timetable for his return. It’s a tough blow for the Knicks as they practice at their facility in Tarrytown, waiting for their opponent in the NBA Finals — either the Thunder or …

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The NBABOG Approves New Draft Lottery System

Well, the new NBA balls have finally dropped, lottery balls for the 2027 draft, that is. The 2025-26 season did indeed prove to be the shameless display of deliberates losing for the sake of meager odds that (perhaps) broke tanking. Today the NBABOG or National Basketball Association Board of Governors (an NBA Governor is usually, but not always, a team …

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Mitchell Robinson injury update: What we know after Knicks center breaks finger

The New York Knicks, with the NBA Finals looming, had been playing with everyone at full health. That’s reportedly no longer the case. Backup center Mitchell Robinson, a high-energy spark plug known for his defense and rebounding, reportedly suffered a broken right pinky finger earlier this week, according to The Athletic. Advertisement According to the report, there were no details …

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NBA revamps draft lottery to address tanking

The NBA has a tanking problem. (It also has a flopping problem but, you know, baby steps.) On Thursday, the NBA’s board of governors voted to revamp the draft lottery in an effort to disincentive deliberately losing games. Advertisement The new approach, effective next year, expands the lottery from 14 to 16 teams. More importantly, the teams with the three …

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