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essentiallysports.com | Rohan Bhaunt |Tanay Sahai
It has been a gruelling postseason for the Nuggets. Their first challenge was to overcome the Clippers in a thrilling seven-game series. They somehow pulled it off to advance to the next round. But there was no time to celebrate, as they were immediately thrown into the next challenge — the OKC Thunder. Once again, Nikola Jokic and Co. are being put to the test, and things are unfortunately not going in their favor.
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essentiallysports.com | Rohan Bhaunt |Rohan Bhaunt
The Cavs started the playoffs the same way they ended their regular season. With sheer dominance. Facing the Heat in the first round, they pulled off the most lopsided sweep in NBA playoffs history. A combined 122 points separated the two teams in the four-game series. Looked like no team in the East could even compete against the Cavs. But the Pacers shattered that illusion by sending Donovan Mitchell and Co. packing in just five games. So, what went wrong?
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essentiallysports.com | Rohan Bhaunt
When the Cavs opened the regular season with 15 straight wins, the hoop community’s expectations shot through the roof. Surprisingly, Donovan Mitchell and Co. lived up to them, at least for 82 games and one playoffs series. They finished the year as East’s top seed, with 64 wins followed by a dominant first round sweep against the Heat. But tonight, their historic season came to a tragic end. Despite heading into the Pacers series as the heavy favorites, the Cleveland team failed to go all the way.
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essentiallysports.com | Rohan Bhaunt
With Stephen Curry out, the Warriors put all their hopes on Jimmy Butler heading into last night’s Wolves clash. A win would tie the series and force Game 6, on track for Steph’s potential return from the hamstring injury. But Jimmy failed to answer the call. He was a non-factor in the game, finishing with just 14 points on 5 of 9 shooting. As a result, the Bay Area team lost and sure enough, many blamed Butler for it. Turns out, there was a concerning reason behind his underwhelming performance.
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essentiallysports.com | Rohan Bhaunt
It has been a few weeks since Tyrese Haliburton was voted the “most overrated” player by his NBA peers via an anonymous poll. The disrespectful tag has only worked as motivation for the Pacers star as he has been on fire in the playoffs against the best teams in the East. Now, he is only a win away from advancing to the Conference Finals.
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