Dan Coombs

3 days ago | nbaanalysis.net | Dan Coombs

Jonathan Kuminga is totally locked-in right now. After a spell of being overlooked in key games, Jonathan Kuminga is back in favor for the Golden State Warriors. Kuminga’s recall was a happy accident, brought back into a key starting role with Stephen Curry sidelined due to a hamstring injury. Now back in the team, Kuminga is earning the praise of head coach Steve Kerr, while analysts are pointing out that his improved performances were inevitable, he just needed to be given proper playing time.

3 days ago | nbaanalysis.net | Dan Coombs

Top seed Oklahoma City Thunder enjoyed a big defensive performance from Alex Caruso in Game 4 of their semifinal series. The Oklahoma City Thunder rallied back in the fourth quarter to tie up their series with the Denver Nuggets, and had Alex Caruso to thank. Acquired from the Chicago Bulls in a trade for Josh Giddey last offseason, Caruso made a big impact in a pivotal playoff matchup, with OKC winning 92-87 to even up the series.

3 days ago | nbaanalysis.net | Dan Coombs

Game 4 between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Denver Nuggets became about which team could pull themselves out of a shooting slump quicker. Both the Denver Nuggets and Oklahoma City Thunder came out flat in Game 4, producing a very low-scoring first quarter with only 25 points scored. While Nikola Jokic and Christian Braun were able to shoot their way back into form, one Oklahoma City Thunder player could not seem to get right.

3 days ago | unitedinfocus.com | Dan Coombs

Manchester United’s unhappy Premier League season found a new depth to plunge to on May 11. Unbeaten all season in the Europa League en route to booking a place in the Final, Manchester United are a totally different team in the Premier League. The latest poor result was a 2-0 defeat at Old Trafford to a poor West Ham team, who were still a gulf above the Red Devils in quality. And then to top off a bad afternoon which left the club a rancid 16th in the table, Leny Yoro suffered an injury.

3 days ago | nbaanalysis.net | Dan Coombs |Dan Coombs

New York Knicks fans who paid expensive ticket prices were left disappointed by their Game 3 loss to the Boston Celtics. After surging into a 2-0 lead in the series, the New York Knicks‘ lead was pulled back by a resurgent Boston Celtics team in Game 3. The Boston Celtics led from start to finish to quell a raucous Knicks crowd, with Jayson Tatum responding to criticism with 22 points in the team’s 115-97 win.