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Officials have gone to replay 3 times already in the first quarter of the Philadelphia/ Knicks game. Embid has 2 fouls already one of them a flagrant. Joel also jumped up and stomped his feet when he didn't get a foul he wanted. :LOL: Somebody forgot to tell Joel that this is the playoffs not...

Played in only one game for the Gophers? Good for him. He gave it a shot. Hope he finds a school where he can see the field and it means that the Gophers aren't worried about back-up depth.

Good article. Pretty thorough too. Though any article that talks about players disdain for Gobert but doesn't mention his covid news conference where he licked all the microphones and then came down with covid, is incomplete. Many players at the time including many of his Jazz teammates, were...

That "chase the ball and trap it" defense looks awful when the other team hits their 3's. Bet nearly all perimeter players, and some inside guys too, hit 50% plus of their 3's if left alone in a gym. That's what the Celtics did for Miami last night add in the few 3's they hit when guarded tight...

Naz Reid just won the NBA 6th Man of The Year award. He's on TNT now talking about it.

For 26 years, Shaver was the radio play-by-play broadcaster for the North Stars. When the team moved to Dallas in 1993, Shaver chose to stay in Minnesota. Shaver then called games for the University of Minnesota men's hockey for three seasons until his retirement in 1996. "Rest in peace to a...

He knew the sport and he was fun to listen to. Forgot that after the Stars were taken to Dallas that Shaver worked as the Gopher play by play guy for 3 years before he retired.

Serious question. What are they saying about Gobert?

The view from Phoenix. Like a lot of the national media, it's starting to dawn on the Arizona Republic writer that a team based around defense and 2 big men on the floor can actually work in the NBA. Took a 56 win season and now 2 playoff wins for them to grudgingly admit it, MINNEAPOLIS – The...

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Final at 9:15: Wolves win 105-93 In Game 1, the Timberwolves showed they could at least defeat the Suns. In Game 2, the Timberwolves proved they could actually beat the Suns. That is, not just win a game, but knock them down, wear them out and perhaps make the Suns question if they have a...

Devin Booker fouls out. Beautiful. With 2:17 left both teams empty their benches.

So do Beal, Gordon and Nurkic.

If that was only what it was about you're right. Now if that only would translate into local radio and TV money. Even with a season of sellouts too many games are unavailable on radio or television. So just enjoy the ride as long as it lasts.

The Suns fall apart when the refs won't buy into all their flops and whining.

That'll be an interesting challenge there. Booker got called for an offensive foul. He drove into Towns, hooked his arm and held it and went nuts when the foul call went against him. Edit: They lost the challenge. Foul call stands against Booker.

Wolves are up 78-71 after 3. Edwards needed the Quarter with 12. Conley who got 14 in the 1st half was scoreless in the 3rd. McDaniels has 18, KAT 10 and Gobert 12. Reid has 5. He needs to step-up and Towns need to stay in the game. When he's out there Durant is a non-factor on the scoreboard.

You should have flipped to your Bucks game. They are down 60-55 at the Half.

Wolves down by 1 at the half, 51-50. That with KAT only getting two points in 8 minutes of playing time, Reid getting a single point in 10 minutes and Edwards plying 20 minutes and getting all of 5 points. No reason for anybody to panic. https://www.espn.com/nba/boxscore/_/gameId/401655088

Devin Booker giving cheap shots around the court then whining any time he doesn't get a call. That time he was whining that they didn't call his timeout quick enough. Yes, these are the Suns everybody is use to seeing.