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Victor Wembanyama had spent the series looking like a storm trying to stay human. In Game 7, after the Spurs walked into Oklahoma City and beat the defending champion Thunder …
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The Spurs Walked Into Oklahoma City And Stole The Thunder’s Crown
by Len Werleby Len WerleThe San Antonio Spurs did not just win Game 7. They ended a championship reign. On Saturday night in Oklahoma City, the Spurs beat the Thunder 111-103 in Game 7 …
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Moses Malone’s “Fo’ Fo’ Fo’” Prediction And The 1983 Philadelphia 76ers’ Dominance
by Kano Klasby Kano KlasFew predictions in sports history have been as bold—or as nearly accurate—as Moses Malone’s famous declaration before the 1983 NBA Playoffs. The Philadelphia 76ers, led by Malone and Julius Erving, …
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Gregg Popovich Sent The Text. Dylan Harper Found The Answer.
by Len Werleby Len WerleAfter the Spurs lost Game 5 in Oklahoma City and fell one defeat from elimination, Gregg Popovich texted rookie guard Dylan Harper directly. The message was pure Pop: simple, blunt …
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Michael Jordan Was Already Drawing Lines Before The World Knew His Name
Before Michael Jordan became the face of global basketball obsession, before the six championships, before the shoes, before the mythology, Kenny Smith saw the competitive sickness up close in Chapel …
