Andscape
Andscape is a media platform led by Black creators that focuses on sharing and celebrating the rich and varied narratives of Black identity. Supported by The Walt Disney Co., Andscape encompasses several divisions, including editorial, book publishing, film and television, and music publishing. All these branches work together with the goal of showcasing and enriching the understanding of Black culture and experiences. Launched in 2022, Andscape represents a fresh vision and growth of the previous platform, The Undefeated.
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1 day ago |
andscape.com | Marc J. Spears
OKLAHOMA CITY – Jalen Devonn Williams is well-known in these parts by the nickname, “J-Dub” or “Dub.” The Oklahoma City Thunder forward’s nickname originated from his mother, who called him that as a shortened version of his first and middle name. With another Jaylen “J-Will” Williams on the Thunder’s roster, the nicknames also help with confusion when coaches and teammates are talking about them.
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2 days ago |
andscape.com | Marc J. Spears
OKLAHOMA CITY – As Indiana Pacers lead assistant coach Lloyd Pierce stands on the sideline during his first NBA Finals, it’s inevitable that he may daydream a little about being a head coach again in this elite situation one day. It wasn’t that long ago that Pierce was the head coach of the Atlanta Hawks.
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3 days ago |
andscape.com | Marc J. Spears
OKLAHOMA CITY – Proudly wearing a 2025 NBA Finals hat slightly turned to the side and an NBA Finals T-shirt, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Aaron Wiggins sat in front of his locker to reflect on his challenging road to a potential championship ring.
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4 days ago |
andscape.com | William Rhoden
INDIANAPOLIS — Finally, we’re here. The Indiana Pacers avoided a trip back to New York on Saturday by comfortably eliminating the New York Knicks in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals. Now the Pacers will face a dominant Oklahoma Thunder team for the title beginning Thursday in Oklahoma City. Critics invariably will frame the Pacers-Thunder NBA Finals as a matchup between two so-called small market teams.
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1 week ago |
andscape.com | Marc J. Spears
OKLAHOMA CITY – As Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” blared through the Paycom Center speakers while the Oklahoma City Thunder and their fans celebrated advancing to the NBA Finals, Minnesota Timberwolves guard Mike Conley Jr. walked off the floor distraught, knowing his 18th NBA season had ended again without putting a ring on it.
Andscape journalists
Aaron Dodson
Brando Simeo Starkey
Britni Danielle
Channing Hargrove
Erik Horne
Jason Reid
Jerry Bembry
Jesse Washington
John Harris
Justin Tinsley
Karin Berry
Kelley L. Carter
Lois Nam
Lonnae O'Neal
Marc J. Spears
Martenzie Johnson
Maya A. Jones
Mike McCray
Rodney Brooks
Sean Hurd
Soraya N. McDonald
William Rhoden
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