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“They robbed me" – Patrick Ewing on NBA 1997 NBA suspends Ewing for leaving bench after Miami's PJ Brown bodyslams Charlie Ward & starts fight Game 5 this day in 1997 4 other key Knicks also suspended Brown only Heat player suspended Heat win series

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Saint Louis’s Dion Brown is one of the best glue guy’s in this year’s NBA Draft. For the season Brown averaged 11/5/2 on 62/40/75 splits in only 24 MPG. While also playing a major role in Saint Louis’s 29-6 record. When it comes to role versatility and impacting the game without the ball in his hands Brown is one of the best in this year’s class. At just 6’4 Brown has the ability to play the 2-4 at a high level with his motor, strength, and instincts. Brown was one of the best finishers in the country this season where he shot 75% at the rim on 170 attempts and was the only non big to do that. Brown is an elite cutter with great instincts to get to his spots, while also being a high level slasher in the half court and he also has the ability to push in transition with and without the ball. Brown is also a strong shooter from three who shot 40% from three. Brown’s mix of shooting and finishing efficiency makes him an extremely valuable player. Brown is also a skilled passer as a connector and creator who uses his ability to get to the rim to find cutting teammates, or uses his passing vision. On the defensive end Brown was one of the best defenders in the A10 with his motor and instincts. Brown is also an elite rebounder for his height who is always attacking the glass. Browns mix of finishing, shooting, versatility, passing, rebounding, off ball scoring and defensive impact makes him one of the most valuable glue guys on any team he plays for.

KJ

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SGA’S EXCELLENCE: FUELING OKC’S DOMINANCE & AN MVP CAMPAIGN “That was a masterpiece,” said Thunder coach Mark Daigneault after Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 45-point outburst in Thursday’s win over Indiana. “Shai was outstanding … He was at his own pace the entire night. Great blend of passing and attacking. Great blend of shooting and attacking. He just had total control of the wheel.” SGA’s masterful outing extended the Thunder’s league-best win streak to nine games. Tonight, OKC will face Charlotte (6 PM ET, NBA TV), looking to match its longest win streak in a single season since 2013-14 — with Gilgeous-Alexander firmly in the driver’s seat. MVP Level: Ranked third on the Kia NBA MVP Ladder, SGA (31.1 ppg, 6.1 apg, 2.0 spg) is the only player in the league averaging 30+ points, 6+ assists and 2+ steals. Leveling Up: Amid the win streak, he’s elevated his game, averaging an NBA-best 33.8 points and 2.6 steals while raising both his FG% (54.2) and 3P% (37.3). In Thursday’s win, SGA shot 15-of-22 (68.2%) from the floor, 4-of-5 from deep (80%) and 11-for-11 (100%) from the line, becoming just the fourth player in NBA history to score 45+ points on 65/80/100 shooting splits or better. One game prior, he dropped 41 points with three steals and three blocks — a feat no other player has accomplished this season — proving his impact extends well beyond scoring. Since 2018-19, his first NBA season, SGA leads all players in 30+ point, 3+ steal games with 39. In that same span, he ranks first among guards in games of 3+ blocks and 3+ steals with seven. This season, SGA leads the Thunder in total steals (57) and blocks (32), and 72% of their forced turnovers come when he’s on the floor. His all-around excellence drives OKC’s success on both ends — at an unprecedented level — as it’s on pace to become the first team to record more steals than turnovers since turnovers were first tracked in 1977-78. “There’s two sides of the ball on every possession,” said SGA after Monday’s win. “I try to affect the game anywhere I can on every possession and help my team win.” Tonight, the Thunder will not only look to match their longest single-season win streak since 2013-14 but also equal their best 30-game start since moving to Oklahoma City with 25 wins — a mark set by the ’13-14 squad. That team was led by Kevin Durant, who went on to win that season’s Kia NBA MVP. Eleven years later, OKC has another MVP-caliber player leading a historic start.

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In my opinion, Tarris Reed Jr. (UConn) would be the most seamless fit for the Knicks in the 2026 NBA Draft. The Knicks have the 24th & 31st pick and have more than enough access to target Reed Jr on the board. There’s even potential for them to move back from 24, acquire more draft capital and still get Reed Jr. Here’s why I love the fit. From a position of need standpoint, he’s a legitimate plug and play NBA Center who can log 10-15 minutes right away. There’s a possibility that the Knicks lose both Mitchell Robinson and Ariel Hukporti to free agency. Reed Jr. comes from a winning program in UConn played for winning obsessed coach in Dan Hurley played in the Big East, which aligns with the Knicks core mentality. In Matchups vs Lottery prospects in the tournament, there were legitimate times where he was the most productive player on the floor. Reed Jr. is a throwback big, bodies dudes in the paint, good touch around the rim. Nice bag that can only improve. UConn is the farthest thing from a iso offense, but Reed jr, bailed them out time and time again with post touches, a look the Knicks don’t really feature and can open up more diversity in their offense. From a scheme standpoint, the Knicks could actually play some high low concepts with Towns and Reed Jr. In addition, Reed Jr, projects to be a really good rebounder and will end possessions on defense and extend possessions on offense. The main concern for me is his versatility on defense, as it relates to being switchable on the perimeter. Day 1? Won’t be anywhere near what Mitch’s ability on film. Mitch is a guy that blocked Kevin Durant on the perimeter, closed out to the whole Boston Celtics team on one possession in game 6, and got a hand up on Wemby at the end of Game 2 in the NBA Finals. Simply put, if the Knicks lose Mitchell Robinson, they cannot replace him. However, I think Reed jr. will adapt to the needs of the NBA game in his own way, which will make him at least serviceable when playing out of drop coverage. There’s also the reality that Reed jr. isn’t a modern day stretch big that’s going to space the floor. While It’s not an accomplishment, I do think he has some more potential than Robinson/Hukporti to step out in space and knock one down eventually. All in all, these are the reasons Tarris Reed Jr. is a slam dunk pick for the Knicks in the 2026 nba draft - Position of need - Rotation player on a rookie deal - Winning Player - High Motor - Plug and Play From Day 1

Poppa Left

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In the 2025 playoffs, Shai Gilgeous Alexander attempted the MOST free-throws by a player (217) in the last 14 years. There were tons of viral videos during that run of flops and phantom foul calls that ultimately made fans everywhere question the legitimacy of their eventual NBA title. Other videos also went viral of OKC players like Lu Dort not being whistled for mauling their opponents. Basketball fans noted the hypocrisy. That also carried into this season too, where NBA coaches like Chris Finch, Nick Nurse, Mike Brown, and JB Bickerstaff made public comments about OKC’s favorable whistle. In many arena’s fans let Shai and OKC know about it as the “free-throw merchant” chants echoed in the building many times when Shai went to the line. The issue many have noted isn’t the number of free-throws that Shai gets, or the number of attempts disparity between OKC and their opponents, but it has always been about the type of fouls that are called. It seems that OKC’s strategy going into games has been to foul multiple times every possession, using the “they can’t call them all” approach. The problem with that strategy is that every team hasn’t been afforded that same luxury. If OKC fouls on every possession of a 48 minute game, and their opponent only does it 25% of their possessions, but OKC takes 5 less free-throws, did the opponent really get a better whistle?? Now the world is watching as the 2026 NBA playoffs begin. Will basketball fans finally see a level playing field for all 16 teams?? Only time will tell.

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