On June 8, Beijing time, the NBA official website previewed Game 3 of the Finals scheduled for tomorrow, noting that with the Knicks leading the Spurs 2-0, the focus of speculation has shifted from whether the series can go to six games or even a Game 7 to whether the Knicks can complete a sweep. The website listed the following four highlights—1.

On June 8, Beijing time, Victor Wembanyama, the star player for the San Antonio Spurs, had his 19-year-old younger brother Oscar Wembanyama make an appearance at the Adidas European Basketball Training Camp in Treviso, Italy, this weekend, showcasing his skills to various scouts. According to ESPN draft expert Givony, Oscar measured 2.01m barefoot in height, with a 2.11m wingspan and a weight of 87 kg during this physical test.

On June 8, Beijing time, Game 3 of the NBA Finals will tip off tomorrow at Madison Square Garden, featuring the New York Knicks against the San Antonio Spurs. The arena is expected to be electric, but the steep ticket prices have deterred many fans. This marks the first time Madison Square Garden has hosted an NBA Finals game since 1999. Knicks forward Josh Hart, in an interview, called the ticket prices for this game outrageously high.

On June 8th Beijing Time, Game 3 of the NBA Finals is set for June 9th. The Spurs currently trail the Knicks 0-2 in the series. During today's Game 3 media availability, Spurs head coach Mitch Johnson and players Victor Wembanyama, Stephon Castle, Devin Vassell, Ron Harper Jr., and De’Aaron Fox spoke to the press. Key highlights follow—Wembanyama on his experience playing at Madison Square Garden: "It's always a pleasure to play here.

On June 8, Beijing time, Game 3 of the NBA Finals is set for June 9, with New York holding a 2-0 series lead over San Antonio. During today’s Game 3 media availability, Knicks head coach Mike Brown and players Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, Mikal Bridges, OG Anunoby, and Josh Hart spoke to the media. Key takeaways follow—Brunson interview on Leon Rose’s team-building philosophy and its impact on the team: “He truly understands the game and knows how to put people in the right positions.

Stop only coveting Giannis and Leonard. There are other good options on the trade market, such as Heat's core player Herro. Although his strength and fame are not as high as those two stars, he is still an All-Star... Recently, a US media outlet suggested that the Rockets could send Jabari Smith Jr. + Capela to the Heat in exchange for Herro + this year's 41st pick. Data shows that during the regular season, the Rockets' three-point attempts (31.

Big trouble... James probably never imagined that a simple round of golf could land him in legal hot water. During the off-season, James recently went on vacation near the Faraglioni rock formations on the island of Capri in the Bay of Naples, Italy. Naturally, he wanted to take a swing, but he ended up hitting the golf ball into the Mediterranean Sea.

Not long ago, James was vacationing in Europe, traveling by yacht to an island in Italy. He posted a video of himself playing golf and allegedly hit two golf balls into the sea from the yacht's deck. Then, some Italian netizens started making a fuss, accusing James of harming the environment online.

On June 7th Beijing time, the New York Knicks lead the San Antonio Spurs 2-0 in the series. The NBA's official site has refreshed its Finals MVP ladder, with Karl-Anthony Towns moving to the top spot, Jalen Brunson in second place, and Victor Wembanyama ranking third. Below is the detailed top-five list and analysis — 1. Karl-Anthony Towns (New York Knicks) Stats through the first two Finals games: averages of 19.5 points, 12.5 rebounds, 4.

As Brunson advanced to the Finals and stands just two wins away from the championship, fans have once again brought up the Mavericks’ decision to let him go. This is especially hard to understand given that they later traded away Dončić as well, making the move to lose Brunson for nothing seem even more baffling. Brunson was selected as the 33rd overall pick in the second round of the 2018 draft. Although he missed being a first-round pick by just three spots, the difference in contract terms was night and day.