On June 10, Beijing time, renowned reporter Sam Amick wrote an article revealing the behind-the-scenes story of the Spurs' Game 3 rebound. Popovich delivered a 10-minute speech and had one-on-one conversations with each player and coach, playing a crucial role.

On June 10, Beijing time, the NBA Finals are set for Game 4 on June 11, with the Knicks currently leading the Spurs 2-1 in the series. The NBA has officially announced the officiating crew for Game 4: Zach Zarba will be the crew chief, joined by referees James Williams and Courtney Kirkland.

According to renowned reporter Sam Amick on June 10, league sources say the Kings and Hornets have recently been in talks regarding big man Domantas Sabonis. The trade has not been finalized, and there is a low probability of completing it before the June 24 draft. The 30-year-old three-time All-Star has drawn interest from the Hornets.

On June 10, Beijing time, the hottest topic of the offseason revolves around the league's oldest active player: Which team will LeBron James start his 24th NBA season with? The Los Angeles Lakers, missing Luka Dončić due to injury, were swept by the Thunder in the playoffs. At 41, James still delivered stellar performances, but the team has reached a crossroads, with management determined to build a long-term roster around Dončić.

Looking back at the 2024 draft lottery stage on June 10th Beijing time, Spurs sophomore guard Stephen Castle had already made up his mind about his choice. "I value San Antonio's defensive system, and being able to partner with Victor Wembanyama is a huge advantage for me," Castle said in a recent interview. "I always felt this was the perfect fit for me, and it has proven to be true."

The Chinese men's basketball team has revealed the newest training camp roster, with a total of 21 players selected, listed as follows: Zeng Fanbo, Liao Sanning, Zhao Jiwei, Li Hongquan, Jiang Haoran, Pang Zhenglin, Hu Jinqiu, Zhu Junlong, Cheng Shuaipei, Yang Xihao, Gao Shiyan, Jiao Boqiao, Cui Yongxi, Xu Xin, Feng Ao, Zhao Jiayi, He Xining, Wang Haoran, Zhao Weilun, Wang Junjie, Yang Hansen.

Things have completely spiraled out of control... After losing Game 3 of the Finals, Knicks fans found an outlet for their frustration. Fights and brawls became routine, with one extremist even setting a female fan's hair on fire—though thankfully, level-headed individuals helped extinguish the flames.

An NBA official review report shows that Wembanyama’s action of pressing Brunson’s back of the head during Game 3 of the Finals was indeed a missed foul, but it will not be upgraded to a flagrant foul. According to the rules, a player who accumulates 4 flagrant foul points in a single postseason will be automatically suspended for one game.

Time magazine has unveiled its first-ever "100 Most Influential Sports Figures" list this year, with LeBron James as the cover star, hailed as the "Athlete of the Century." This honor comes not only from his four championships, all-time scoring record, and other accolades, but also from his efforts in founding a school, investing in media, and engaging in social activities, which have completely reshaped the public image and social value of modern athletes.

After Game 3 of the Finals, the most replayed play was Wembanyama shoving Jalen Brunson to the ground by pressing on the back of his head. The referees made no call on this play during the game, sparking widespread discussion afterward. The league later acknowledged it was a missed call and reviewed the play to determine whether it could be classified as a flagrant foul that could be escalated.