Five Reasons Sports Network
Five Reasons Sports Network, also known as Five Reasons Sports Podcasts, Inc., is a podcast and social media platform that started in South Florida in the spring of 2018. It began with over a dozen free podcasts available for download and features contributions from more than 50 individuals.
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3 weeks ago |
fivereasonssports.com | Mateo Mayorga
The Pacers took a gigantic 3-1 lead in the series as they shamed the first-seeded Cavaliers by 20 and at one point led by 44. They flexed most of their powers as they sensed weakness in their opponent, leaving them with an indelible nightmare. Keep in mind that a 3-1 comeback has been completed only 13 times in NBA history. The Nuggets were the last to do it in consecutive series in the 2020 bubble.
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1 month ago |
fivereasonssports.com | Mateo Mayorga
Another Warriors game, another exhibit of Draymond Green crossing the line and acting like the victim. With five playoff technical fouls in only nine outings, Green’s getting a warning letter plus a $4,000 fine and is two away from a mandatory suspension. During Game 2 of the Timberwolves v. Warriors, Naz Reid committed a reach-in foul against Green to free the ball and instantly was countered with a flailing arm to the head that dropped him.
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1 month ago |
fivereasonssports.com | Mateo Mayorga
Pat Riley sat near courtside, looking as if he’d seen a ghost, but he was eyeballing the Heat’s corpse on the court named after him. His expression was similar to Vito Corleone’s when he told Bonesera, “Look how they massacred my boy.”They quit early into the second quarter because they were a team that didn’t deserve to share the court with Cleveland as they went down 45 points with 80 seconds to go before intermission.
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1 month ago |
fivereasonssports.com | Mateo Mayorga
The Heat nearly completed a 13-point fourth-quarter comeback, but Donovan Mitchell’s on-the-dribble 3-pointers denied the upset as the series shifts to Miami for Games 3 and 4. He had 17 of his 30 points in the fourth quarter and logged all but one of his team’s field goals late.
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1 month ago |
fivereasonssports.com | Mateo Mayorga
At practice a day before Game 2 in Cleveland, Heat captain Bam Adebayo said the team has to force the Cavaliers into tougher shots. Tyler Herro echoed those sentiments by wanting to be a more annoying pest on the ball. Bless their souls, but this team has no chance despite claims of being more physical. In fact, Frankie DeCicco had better odds of surviving a car rigged with explosives than the Heat’s chances of advancement. They might seize a game, sparing them the indignity of a sweep. Winning two?
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