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Steph Curry's signature shimmy returned in his comeback game, but the Houston Rockets narrowly defeated the Golden State Warriors 117-116. Meanwhile, rookie Cooper Flagg continued his historic run with another 40-point game despite the Mavericks' loss to LeBron James and the Lakers.
Stephen Curry is set to return Sunday against the Rockets after a long absence due to injury. Meanwhile, the MVP race is heating up, with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander dominating a recent straw poll with 88 first-place votes. Other NBA news includes the Cavaliers clinching a playoff spot and the Spurs extending their winning streak.
Legendary coach Mike Krzyzewski, on The Pat McAfee Show, declared the Final Four the "best day in college basketball" and discussed the significance of reaching this stage. He also shared insights on NBA issues like load management and tanking, and praised former player JJ Redick's transition to coaching the Lakers.
The Oklahoma City Thunder delivered a resounding 105-71 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers, marking one of LeBron James' worst career losses. Adding to the Lakers' woes, star player Luka Dončić suffered a left hamstring strain, raising significant concerns about his availability and the team's playoff hopes.
Victor Wembanyama is rewriting the record books, drawing comparisons to Shaq with his historic scoring and rebounding. The Spurs rookie's dominance is making him a must-see player, leaving opponents searching for answers as the playoffs loom.
Cooper Flagg revealed his surprise and controlled reaction when the Dallas Mavericks won the NBA Draft Lottery. Despite strict instructions to remain stoic, Flagg admitted he was thinking about Texas state taxes when Dallas secured the top pick. He felt he had 'zero chance' of being drafted by the Mavs before the unexpected win.
Brian Windhorst reveals how the Cavs winning the 2003 NBA lottery and LeBron James's "The Decision" in 2010 were pivotal moments that shaped his career. He discusses his transition from print to national television, driven by a passion for storytelling.
Jaylen Brunson is the undisputed key to the New York Knicks' success, according to Stephen A. Smith. Despite a recent win snapping a skid, questions remain about the team's overall consistency and their ability to beat top opponents.
Brian Windhorst's reported three-year success deadline for Victor Wembanyama has sparked heated debate. Stephen A. Smith and Kendrick Perkins criticize Windhorst's approach, comparing it to his past critiques of Luka Doncic. They warn fans to look past Windhorst's mild demeanor for his harsh analysis.
Victor Wembanyama is making history for the Spurs, matching Dennis Rodman's feat of consecutive 15-point, 15-rebound games. His enthusiastic reaction and winning attitude are captivating fans and analysts alike.
