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Anthony Edwards seems to have avoided the nightmare scenario. Early reports say there is no ligament tear, which is huge for Minnesota. But that does not mean he is fine.
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Boston handled Joel Embiid’s return with poise, won the key late-possession battles, and tightened its series control through cleaner half-court execution and disciplined defensive rotations.
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LeBron James put the loss on himself, and this was not one of those empty accountability quotes.
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Houston extended its season in Game 4, with players pointing to Alperen Sengun’s locker-room message as a tone-setting moment.
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander dropped 42, and it felt like the kind of game that changes the temperature of a series. Oklahoma City didn’t just beat Phoenix. The Thunder looked like the team with answers.
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Karl-Anthony Towns put together a triple-double in Game 4, and it felt like more than just a stat line. New York finally had some control on both ends when it mattered.
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Kevin Durant looks set to miss Game 4 with an ankle issue, based on multiple reports leading up to tip-off.
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Victor Wembanyama is back for Game 4. Reports leading into the game say he’s cleared protocol and returned to the Spurs’ starting lineup.
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Fan debate around Rudy Gobert’s impact has intensified as Minnesota’s defensive identity continues to disrupt Denver’s offensive rhythm.
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There’s a stat making the rounds again, and it’s got people talking about Denver’s playoff track record in the Jokic era, especially against high-powered offenses.
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