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New York Knicks at San Antonio Spurs – Game 5 NBA Finals 2026
The New York Knicks win the NBA Finals 4-1 over the San Antonio Spurs! The franchises’ first championship since 1973, and third overall. Jalen Brunson, and his 45-point outburst, made sure the Knicks brought the Larry O’ Brien trophy back to New York, instead of a tension-filled Game 6 at Madison Square Garden. Sure, winning in-front of your home crowd is always desirable, but getting the job done comes first…
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San Antonio Spurs at New York Knicks – Game 4 NBA Finals 2026
WOW!! The New York Knicks completed the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history, beating the San Antonio Spurs 107-106 in Game 4 to take a commanding 3-1 series lead. The Knicks are one win away from their first NBA championship since 1973, third in franchise history. Madison Square Garden was unusually quiet when the Knicks left the court at halftime, down 76-49, after the Spurs came out and blitzed New…
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San Antonio Spurs at New York Knicks – Game 3 NBA Finals 2026
Victor Wembanyama, Stephon Castle and the San Antonio Spurs went into the belly of the beast, with their playoff lives on the line, and won Game 3 115-111 in front of a sold-out, raucous Madison Square Garden crowd. Both Wemby and Castle got off to quick starts and helped San Antonio build up a double-digit first quarter lead. New York fought back in the second quarter with a contributions from…
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New York Knicks at San Antonio Spurs – Game 2 NBA Finals 2026
Victor Wembanyama, Stephon Castle and the rest of the San Antonio Spurs find themselves in the unenviable position of being down 0-2 in the NBA Finals, after losing Game 2 105-104. Out of the 474 playoff series that had a team go up 2-0, only 35 of them have overturned the deficit and came back to win. Out of the 35 times it has happened, only 5 have taken place…
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The 10 Most Important Players – 2026 NBA Finals
Victor Wembanyama – If he completes the job, and brings the title home to San Antonio, the ‘best in the world’ crown is his. Just getting to the NBA Finals means he’s already in the conversation with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Nikola Jokić and Luka Dončić. It’s astonishing that he’s 7-ft, 4-in (maybe taller) and has the skill-set of a guard, all while being the offensive and defensive engine of the team.…
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Minnesota Timberwolves at San Antonio Spurs – Game 2
In a must-win situation the San Antonio Spurs played with the intensity and concentration needed to win an NBA championship. They absolutely dismantled the Minnesota Timberwolves 133-95, just an all-around ass-kicking. Victor Wembanyama still shot poorly from the perimeter, 2-7 from 3-pt, but started the game attacking from the interior and working his way inside-out. The physicality that worked so well for the Wolves big-men in Game 1 was neutralized…
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Minnesota Timberwolves at San Antonio Spurs – Game 1
The biggest story coming into the Minnesota-San Antonio Western Conference semifinal was the availability of Wolves star Anthony Edwards. The sixth-year pro hyperextended his knee and suffered a bone bruise on April 25th in the Wolves 112-96 Game 4 win over the Denver Nuggets. After the game it was reported he would miss the rest of the first round and a portion of the second round – if Minnesota advanced.…
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Seahawks First Round Pick Ideas
The Seattle Seahawks hold the 32nd pick in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft, one of only four picks General Manager and President of Football Operations John Schneider has to work with. It seems likely the Seahawks will trade back from pick 32 in order to acquire a little more draft capital. If they do stay at 32 here are 5 players worth looking at. D’Angelo Ponds –…
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Seahawks Draft Needs
The reigning Super Bowl LX champion Seattle Seahawks lost quite a bit of talent via free agency. A great way to replace what’s been lost is the NFL Draft. Normally, a team has one pick for every round (1-7) but John Schneider used some of his draft capital to make a couple of midseason acquisitions. Clearly, those additions worked out. But, now Seattle only has 4 picks (rounds 1-3, 6)…
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