Josue Pavon
Oklahoma City Reporter and Associate Editor at ClutchPoints
OKC Thunder reporter & Associate Editor @ClutchPoints 🎥✍🏽 & Co-host of the @CedricMaxwell81 Podcast & @CausewayStreet 🎙️
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yardbarker.com | Josue Pavon
After suffering a knee injury in Game 5, Houston Rockets guard Jalen Green will play in Game 6 against the Golden State Warriors on Friday. The Rockets beat the Warriors 131-116, keeping their season alive amid the Warriors’ 3-2 lead in the best-of-7 series. However, Green shared his honest take on his production throughout Houston’s first-round series. Green hasn’t been at his best throughout the opening-round series’ first five games.
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yardbarker.com | Josue Pavon
Hall of Fame forward Paul Pierce believes the Miami Heat must revamp their culture to return to winning basketball. After the Heat were swept 4-0 by the Cleveland Cavaliers, we could see vast changes in South Beach this summer. Pierce suggests that it’s for the best if the Heat return to the title-contending team they once were after two trips to the NBA Finals in five seasons (2023, 2020).
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yardbarker.com | Josue Pavon
As the NBA world reacts to San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich’s retirement, Oklahoma City Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault shares his view on the revered coach. He has plenty to say about Popovich’s influence on the association as Mark Daigneault and the Thunder prepare for round 2. Oklahoma City will find out which team will face them in the Western Conference semifinals in Game 7 between the Denver Nuggets and the Los Angeles Clippers.
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yardbarker.com | Josue Pavon
Head coach Tyronn Lue and the Los Angeles Clippers kept their season alive after beating the Denver Nuggets 111-105 in Game 6, evening their series 3-3 on Thursday. After Lue challenged the Clippers for a different approach with their season on the line, his team responded, forcing a Game 7 in a win-or-go home matchup to advance to the Western Conference semifinals. After the win, Lue revealed how he reached out to people in preparation for Game 6, per ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne.
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yardbarker.com | Josue Pavon
ESPN’s First Take host Stephen A Smith was as happy as you’ll ever see him after watching Jalen Brunson and the New York Knicks advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals on Thursday. Brunson drained a game winner in Game 6, topping off a dominant 40-point performance that eliminated the Detroit Pistons 4-2 in their best-of-7 series. Smith couldn’t contain his excitement over the win, spreading love throughout First Take’s hosts and guests while celebrating the Knicks’ impressive win.
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Jalen Williams on his tie-breaking three & his celebration late in the 4Q: “Just happy I was able to knock down the shot, and obviously having Paycom behind me was a pretty cool moment. But I don’t remember what I said. It probably wasn’t something I should have said on TV” https://t.co/eGPPGQ4IXb
Lu Dort on his three consecutive threes in the 4Q: “I put a lot of work in. I work on those type of shots. I’ve been in those situations before. I’ve been to war. So, I just have to keep believing in myself. My teammates have my back all the time” https://t.co/wL1ENY6Yom
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander on Lu Dort’s three threes in the 4Q: “Tonight he stepped into those with confidence and it’s clear as day we wouldn’t have been able to win tonight if he doesn’t hit those shots… but it’s nothing out of the ordinary. That’s who Lu is” https://t.co/bnX6pehUIB