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Former Texas Tech Star Darrion Williams Withdraws from 2025 NBA Draft

The 2025 NBA Draft is approaching, with players having until June 15 at 5 p.m. to withdraw and retain collegiate eligibility. Several high-profile prospects, including Alex Karaban, Isaiah Evans, Boogie Fland, and Darrion Williams, have recently announced their decisions to return to school. Darrion Williams, a former Texas Tech forward, withdrew from the draft and plans to transfer, with Kansas and NC State emerging as potential destinations. Though projected as a mid-second-round pick in mock drafts, Williams aims to boost his draft stock with another productive season. During his junior year at Texas Tech, he averaged 15.1 points, 5.5 rebounds, 3.6 assists, and 1.3 steals per game, contributing to the team’s Elite 8 run, including a standout 20-point performance in the Sweet 16. Williams’ 23-point effort in a close loss to eventual national champion Florida highlighted his impact. His return adds experience to the 2026 draft class, as he prepares for his senior year. Additionally, Texas Tech forward JT Toppin also announced his return to school for his junior season.

05-21 20:54

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Ex-NBA Coach Compares Jonathan Kuminga to Toronto Raptors Legend

The Golden State Warriors face a crucial offseason decision about Jonathan Kuminga's future, as speculation grew during the season due to his limited role under coach Steve Kerr. Kuminga, the No. 7 pick in the 2021 NBA Draft, started only 10 games in 2024-25 and ranks ninth in minutes per game among top-10 picks from his draft class. Former NBA coach Keyon Dooling compared Kuminga’s potential trajectory to Tracy McGrady’s career, suggesting a trade could elevate him to All-Star status. Dooling emphasized that retaining Kuminga over veteran Draymond Green would align with betting on younger talent, especially as stars like Steph Curry age. He praised Green’s legacy but argued the Warriors must prioritize developing high-potential players like Kuminga. Additional reports highlight the Warriors’ interest in a recent Celtics champion via trade, Curry’s candid thoughts on major roster moves, and Green’s perspective on Kuminga’s future. The article concludes with author Will Despart’s credentials and disclaimers about the site’s gambling-related content.

05-21 20:54

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NBA Pundits Agree: Flopping Shai is a Problem for the League, Not Just Timberwolves

The Minnesota Timberwolves faced a decisive 114-88 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. Despite the Thunder’s strong regular-season record (68 wins) and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s MVP-caliber play, the game highlighted concerns over officiating, particularly regarding Gilgeous-Alexander’s frequent free-throw opportunities. Gilgeous-Alexander, dubbed "The Free Throw Merchant," drew significant criticism for drawing 14 free throws (making 11) in Game 1, far exceeding any other player. His ability to generate fouls through perceived flops and minimal contact overshadowed the Timberwolves’ struggles, including poor shooting (15-of-51 from three) and 19 turnovers. National analysts, including The Ringer’s Bill Simmons, noted the disparity in officiating, arguing that SGA receives unprecedented "touch fouls" that could sway the series. While Gilgeous-Alexander’s league-leading 32.7 points per game and 7.9 free throws per game underscore his offensive prowess, critics question how his stats would hold without favorable calls. Comparatively, other guards who attack the rim do not receive similar treatment, raising concerns about consistency in officiating. The Timberwolves acknowledged SGA’s "quick whistle" as a factor but emphasized adapting to avoid letting officiating dictate outcomes. Meanwhile, commentators like CBS Sports’ Sam Quinn urged the NBA to address rule enforcement and exploitation, citing Game 1 as a reminder of how foul-baiting tactics diminish playoff basketball’s quality and watchability. The game’s sluggish pace and focus on foul calls also reignited frustrations over inconsistent refereeing for players like Anthony Edwards, who often faces physical defense without equivalent calls. The series now hinges on whether Minnesota can adjust—and whether officials will recalibrate their approach to SGA’s playstyle.

05-21 20:53

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NBA World Reacts To Shai Gilgeous-Alexander News

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has been named the 2025 NBA MVP after a historic season with the Oklahoma City Thunder, as reported by ESPN's Shams Charania. He averaged 32.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.7 steals, and 1.0 blocks per game while shooting 51.9% from the field and 37.5% from three-point range in 76 games, leading the Thunder to a league-best 68 wins. Key highlights of his season include leading the NBA in scoring (32.7 ppg), 30-point games (49), 40-point games (13), and 50-point games (4). He also ranked second in steals and first in plus/minus. His performance places him alongside Michael Jordan as one of only two players in NBA history to average 30+ points on 50% shooting with 5+ rebounds, 5+ assists, 1.5+ steals, and 1+ block per game. Reactions to his MVP win emphasized his dominance and historical significance. StatMuse, ClutchPoints, and others highlighted his statistical milestones, while analysts noted his development journey and impact on the Thunder franchise. He joins Kevin Durant (2014) and Russell Westbrook (2017) as Thunder MVPs and becomes the second Canadian MVP after Steve Nash. Gilgeous-Alexander’s win extends the NBA’s streak of international MVPs to seven consecutive seasons, following Nikola Jokic (Serbia), Joel Embiid (Cameroon), and Giannis Antetokounmpo (Greece). At 26 years old, the seventh-year guard (sixth with the Thunder) has solidified his status as one of the league’s elite players.

05-21 20:52

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Los Angeles Lakers Could Reportedly Be Landing Spot For NBA Champion Center

Brook Lopez has been a key player for the Milwaukee Bucks over the past seven seasons, averaging 13.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.8 assists, and 1.9 blocks per game in the 2023-24 season while shooting 50.9% from the field and 37.3% from three-point range in 80 games. This summer, Lopez, a 37-year-old unrestricted free agent, could attract significant interest, with the Los Angeles Lakers speculated as a potential suitor. An NBA executive noted, "I’m sure the Lakers have already talked to him," per Gery Woelfel. The Lakers, eliminated by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the first round of the playoffs, struggled against Rudy Gobert’s dominant performance (27 points, 24 rebounds in Game 5), highlighting their need for a skilled big man like Lopez. Lopez, drafted 10th overall in 2008 by the New Jersey Nets, previously played for the Brooklyn Nets and briefly for the Lakers during the 2016-17 season, appearing in 74 games. Ben Stinar, a basketball writer for Sports Illustrated-affiliated platforms, reported the updates, emphasizing Lopez’s potential fit with the Lakers amid their offseason roster adjustments.

05-21 20:52

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NBA Pundit Slams Minnesota Timberwolves Star Anthony Edwards

Anthony Edwards, recognized as one of the top five guards in the NBA, is currently competing in his second consecutive Western Conference finals with the Minnesota Timberwolves. However, the team suffered a 114-88 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1. Edwards contributed 18 points, nine rebounds, three assists, and one block in 37 minutes, shooting 5/13 from the field and 3/8 from three-point range. Criticism arose post-game, with Skip Bayless calling Edwards "overhyped and overrated" in a social media post. Edwards notably struggled in the second half, with him and Randle combining for 13 points on 5/11 shooting, compared to Gilgeous-Alexander’s 20 points on 8/14 shooting in the same period. During the regular season, Edwards averaged 27.6 points, 5.7 rebounds, 4.5 assists, and 1.2 steals per game, with shooting splits of 44.7% from the field and 39.5% from three-point range in 79 games. At 23 years old, he has the opportunity to silence critics by leading the Timberwolves to their first NBA Finals appearance. Game 2 of the series is scheduled for Thursday night in Oklahoma City. The Timberwolves advanced to the conference finals after defeating the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors in earlier playoff rounds. This report was authored by Ben Stinar, a basketball analyst for "Ball Around on SI" and "Fastbreak on SI," under the Hilltop30 Media Group and Sports Illustrated network.

05-21 20:51

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NBA Playoffs Showing Importance of Defense Ahead of NBA Draft

NBA季後賽進入關鍵階段，僅剩紐約尼克、印第安納溜馬、奧克拉荷馬城雷霆和明尼蘇達灰狼四支球隊角逐總冠軍，其中至少一支球隊將終結多年冠軍荒。本季季後賽延續近年趨勢，防守導向球隊持續展現競爭力，多支進攻強權則提前出局。雷霆隊完美體現防守致勝理念，除了MVP熱門人選亞歷山大擔任得分主力外，全隊以防守為核心建構陣容。切特·霍姆格倫、卡森·華萊士、呂岡茨·多爾特和亞歷克斯·卡魯索等防守悍將支撐體系，就連亞歷山大等得分手也積極參與防守，打造出歷史級別的頂尖防守團隊。西區對手灰狼隊同樣以防守見長，明星後衛安東尼·愛德華茲兼具得分與側翼防守能力，搭配四屆最佳防守球員魯迪·戈貝爾鎮守禁區，加上傑登·麥丹尼爾斯、尼基爾·亞歷山大-沃克等防守專家，形成多層次防護網。東區勁旅尼克隊近兩季大幅強化防守，透過交易獲得米卡爾·布里吉斯、OG·阿努諾比和喬許·哈特等頂級3D側翼，搭配傑倫·布朗森和卡爾-安東尼·唐斯建構攻守兼備陣容。溜馬隊成為本季防守浪潮中的例外，雖以快節奏進攻為特色，但團隊防守仍具一定水準。聯盟近年趨勢顯示，具備防守影響力的雙向球員在季後賽更具價值，這將為即將到來的選秀會提供重要建隊方向參考。

05-21 20:51

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Nuggets Fans React to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander NBA MVP News

The NBA typically announces three finalists for each annual award before revealing the winner, but this year's MVP race narrowed to a two-player showdown between Denver Nuggets’ Nikola Jokic and Oklahoma City Thunder’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Giannis Antetokounmpo was not considered a contender despite his stature. Gilgeous-Alexander emerged as the frontrunner by leading the NBA in scoring on the league’s top team, while Jokic made history as the third player ever to average a triple-double in a season, ranking top-three in points, assists, rebounds, and steals. However, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported on Wednesday that Gilgeous-Alexander officially secured the MVP title, sparking backlash from Jokic supporters. Fans criticized the decision on social media, calling Jokic "robbed" and arguing the award should prioritize individual value over team success. Some claimed Jokic’s historic performance was overlooked due to voter fatigue (he has three prior MVPs) or Gilgeous-Alexander’s alignment with the league-leading Thunder. The final voting results, yet to be released, will clarify the margin of victory. Despite the disappointment, analysts suggest Jokic could channel the snub into motivation for next season, aiming to reclaim the MVP and pursue a second NBA championship. The outcome highlights ongoing debates about award criteria and voter priorities in the league.

05-21 20:50

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Reportedly Makes History as 2nd Canadian to Win NBA MVP

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has been named the 2024–25 NBA Most Valuable Player, becoming the second Canadian to win the award after two-time MVP Steve Nash. The 26-year-old averaged 32.7 points (leading the NBA in scoring), 6.4 assists, 5.0 rebounds, and 1.7 steals per game, with shooting splits of 51.9% from the field and 89.8% from the free throw line. Gilgeous-Alexander’s performance propelled the Thunder to a league-best 68-14 record, driven by the NBA’s top-ranked defense and a +14.6 net rating. His two-way impact contributed to Oklahoma City finishing 18 wins ahead of the Denver Nuggets, whose star Nikola Jokic is projected to finish second in MVP voting. Jokic posted MVP-level stats (29.6 points, 12.7 rebounds, 10.2 assists, 57.6% shooting), but Gilgeous-Alexander’s scoring title and the Thunder’s superior team success influenced the outcome. The announcement follows Oklahoma City’s Game 7 victory over Denver in the Western Conference Semifinals. Gilgeous-Alexander is the sixth consecutive non-American MVP winner, extending a streak started by Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jokic, and Joel Embiid. He also became the first Canadian NBA scoring leader and solidified his status as a premier player in league history.

05-21 20:49

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NBA Mock Draft: OKC Thunder Add Two Productive College Prospects

The Oklahoma City Thunder remain in contention for the NBA Playoffs while holding two first-round picks (No. 15 and No. 24) in the 2025 NBA Draft. Despite the ongoing playoff focus, the team is evaluating prospects, including Georgia forward Asa Newell and Saint Joseph's forward Rasheer Fleming, following the NBA Combine. Asa Newell, a 6-foot-9 freshman from Georgia, averaged 15.4 points, 6.9 rebounds, and showcased a 54.3% field goal percentage in his lone collegiate season. His 6-foot-11 wingspan and potential as a passer make him a candidate to bolster the Thunder's frontcourt rotation. Rasheer Fleming, a 6-foot-8 junior from Saint Joseph's, impressed with a 7-foot-5 wingspan and averaged 14.7 points, 8.5 rebounds, and 39% three-point shooting. His size, perimeter shooting, and defensive versatility address Oklahoma City's need for a wing with positional size, a gap not fully filled by current players like Ousmane Dieng. The Thunder’s roster lacks a true large-wing player, despite having contributors like Alex Caruso and Jalen Williams. Fleming’s experience and physical tools position him as a potential immediate-impact option, complementing the team’s championship-caliber core.

05-21 20:49

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