A scrum to be preserved years later in avatar fame on social media... x.com/NBAHistory/status/8335…

Karl-Anthony Towns recorded the highest plus/minus in a single playoff run in the play-by-play era (since 1997), 258.

Here’s hoping Tom Thibodeau cracked open a cold one or poured a fine sipping drink after tonight’s clincher. These Knicks don’t do this w/o Thibs’ heavy lifting. He got to NY in 2020 after team’s 7 losing seasons and led them to 4 playoffs, 4 series W’s and East finals (226-174).

But he would obliterate Joe DiMaggio’s second-biggest claim to fame.

Look at that plumber who people say wouldn’t dominate today blocking Kareem. Well the current unanimous DPOY Award winner wouldn’t have sniffed the award if he was in the league today. He wasn’t generational. He was once in a lifetime. And that is a basketball truth.

“Anunoby came up with the two most crucial plays of his team’s improbable comeback. First, Anunoby got a piece of De’Aaron Fox’s layup attempt with 11 seconds left to set up the Knicks’ final possession. Then he flashed up the lane as Jalen Brunson’s 3-point shot hit the front rim, splitting two Spurs defenders and getting his right hand on the ball to boost New York to a 107-106 lead with 1.2 seconds left.” OG Anunoby's GAME FOR THE AGES headlines @AschNBA’s 4 takeaways from the Knicks’ historic Game 4 comeback victory. Game 5: Saturday at 8:30pm/et on ABC.

Imagine the mess if Castle made the shot in time but only because clock operator didn’t start when KAT tipped

All the pieces fit for the Knicks Wednesday night at MSG. And a home team finally won a game in these Finals. nba.com/news/4-takeaways-spu…

For those who want to see it again. (NOT for those who gave up on the lopsided game and turned it off. 😠)

I feel about win probability the way Han Solo felt about being told the odds.

Donte DiVincenzo appears to be MSG bound to support his former teammates in the NBA Finals.

Derrick Rose wrote a poem for Stacey King

Moment of silence for Stacey King here at Wrigley.

Still waiting for the first ones that read “T’Wolves” to satisfy all the Cowherd fans who were arguing with me. #lame

Didn’t have a vote, but covered the series and wrote even before it ended it had to be LeBron: torontosun.com/2015/06/15/wi…

Attn: Wilt stories incoming.

1965 NBA Insights on Wilt Chamberlain’s Legendary Strength: Walt Bellamy: “Chamberlain’s physical strength is his greatest asset in basketball. The gap between Wilt and the next strongest player is a big one.” Wayne Embry: “He has muscles he doesn’t even know about.” (Nov. 30, 1965)