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@bossja_4s @HaterReport Wemby dropped 41 points on 4 FTs. Wtf are you talking about Wemby narrative. Wemby is the best defender in the league and doesn't need to single handedly score 40+ a night

@HaterReport MVP agenda at it's best. NBA is pushing SHA and Wemby's narative. The real one's knows it's Jokic and Luka

SGA is shooting more free throws than ENTIRE TEAMS lmaooo Last night: SGA — 16 FT Knicks — 17 FT Tonight: SGA — 25 FT Pistons — 23 FT The NBA gotta do something about this. Back-to-back nights is INSANE 😭😭

@FLpersa @HaterReport Now imagine what would happen if they called the foul every time OKC did that to opponents. Dort and Caruso would foul out of every single game

@HaterReport here’s why:

Orson Welles getting fat-shamed by Robert Blake until he snaps back: “I’m fat. You’re ugly. But I can diet.”

Jack Leiter's final line in his 2026 debut: 6 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 8 K He got 21 whiffs, which is the most he's ever had at the big league level.

The first player in NBA history to record 40+ points 15+ rebounds 3+ blocks 3+ threes in multiple games.

A 56-year record… GONE. ⌛️ Victor Wembanyama just shattered the scoring record previously held by Jim Washington, who recorded a double-double in 8 minutes and 40 seconds for the Philadelphia 76ers back on January 2, 1970. In those 8.5 minutes, Wemby was operating at a pace that would project to 56 points and 56 rebounds over a full 48-minute game. That record was 34 years older than Wemby himself.

Theres people hate watching Wemby now, and he did this 41 Points 16 Rebounds 4 assist 3 blocks 1 steal 63.0 FG% 50.0 3P% 100.0 FT% 31 Minutes

Wemby jumped across the paint for the BLOCK. 😱

JUST NASTY 🤧 📺 @FanDuelSN_SW, @NBAonNBC

Victor Wembanyama just recorded the fastest double-double in NBA history He did it in 8 minutes

In the last 4 games, NONE of Wembanyama’s 18 blocks have gone out of bounds or to the opposition 😭 That’s not luck - that’s control. Turning blocks into possessions. 
Defensive mastery from the best player on the planet 👽 #GoSpursGo #PorVida

DENIED 🚫

@Gastrophryne @PuroSpursDad Really?

@PuroSpursDad Very few complaining about the schedule - we can beat them all -

OKC fans: “We have the greatest team of all time.” Also OKC fans: “No fair. We have a hard schedule.”

@PuroSpursDad Okc had one of the weakest schedules in the NBA this year.

@mcuban @claudeai But can you show me why tanking is suddenly an issue this season when it hasn't been in the past? I don't think it's the issue that needs to be addressed at all

The reason this would also impact tanking is that the longer the game the more advantage to the better team. The shorter the game the more likely an upset happens. See March Madness. Here is what @claudeai has to say: Yes, and the math is pretty clear on this. Shorter games would increase upset frequency. Here’s why: The core principle: variance vs. skill In any competition, the better team wins by accumulating small skill advantages over many repetitions. The more “trials” (possessions, shots, plays) in a game, the more the law of large numbers works in the favorite’s favor. Shorten the game and you reduce those trials — luck dominates more. NBA-specific numbers A typical NBA game has ~200 possessions. If a good team has even a 52% chance of winning each possession, that edge compounds over 200 reps into a high win probability. Cut to 100 possessions and the variance explodes — a bad shooting stretch or a few lucky bounces matters much more. This is why upsets are more common in: ∙Single elimination vs. best-of-7 (the 8-seed beating the 1-seed in one game is far more likely than in 7) ∙First halves vs. full games — bad teams lead at halftime more often than they win ∙Overtime — already a coin-flip situation once you get there The math framing If the better team has win probability p per possession, their game win probability scales roughly with √n (standard deviation shrinks relative to the mean as n grows). So halving possessions meaningfully compresses the favorite’s edge. Real-world analogy This is exactly why March Madness produces more chaos than the NBA playoffs. 40-minute college games with fewer possessions (slower pace, shot clock differences) produce more upsets than 48-minute NBA games — and single elimination magnifies it further. Bottom line: Yes. Shorter NBA games would functionally act like a partial randomizer — the talent gap between teams would matter less, and worse teams would beat favorites more often. The league’s best teams actually benefit from the current long format precisely because it lets their superiority express itself.

@SpursReporter I mean, when you can't defend OKC and then get no calls when they foul you, it's hard not to lose the inside edge

And it didn’t stop there… OKC controlled everything inside: • 44–30 in the paint • 15–4 fastbreak points • 20–16 second-chance points More aggressive, more physical, and constantly putting pressure on the rim. That’s how you tilt a game.

The Thunder won this one at the line. 38 free throw attempts to 17 for the Knicks- that’s an 18-point gap at the stripe in an 11-point game. That’s a big part of the story.

@ChristianEbhot4 @Krisplashed Saying refs don't determine a game is just straight up ignorant.

@Krisplashed Just play the damn ball 🏀 and stop blaming the officials. Officials don’t determine game results, the coaches and players do 😂😂

Mike Brown is frustrated with the Knicks' response to the whistle vs. OKC: "You can't reach because the team does a fantastic job, starting with SGA, of getting the officials to believe a foul has occurred. Their gamesmanship is off the charts. "They do a great job of exploiting it, so I tip my hat off to them."

@dr_johnnyZ @DRoseFan77 @OnAirKarl Lol what

@DRoseFan77 @OnAirKarl Caleb’s going to get the trademark though because he can show that Gervin never used the name for anything

Imagine writing all of this instead of taking 30 minutes to YouTube George Gervin and realize he’s the Iceman because he’s so cool. Watch any of his interviews and you’ll likely become an instant fan.

@SpursLegion Why tf do we have a sports betting site with a TV network?

Let's settle this, what record we finishing with? I say 62-20.

Bruh