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    Randle’s Triple-Double Pushes Wolves to 2-1 Lead Over Warriors

    Julius Randle (Minnesota Timberwolves)
    Saturday, Game 3 – Western Conference Semifinals

    Randle recorded 24 points, 12 assists, and 10 rebounds to become the second Timberwolves player in playoff history with a triple-double, helping Minnesota take a 2-1 series lead.
    Randle’s decision-making and fourth-quarter playmaking — including key assists to McDaniels, Gobert, and Edwards — sealed the win. His versatility caused mismatch problems, and his leadership has been key since arriving in the KAT trade.

    Celtics Embrace the Darkness to Stay Alive with Game 3 Blowout Win

    Boston Celtics vs. New York Knicks
    Saturday, Eastern Conference Semifinals Game 3

    Facing a potential 0-3 hole, the Celtics responded with a dominant 115-93 win in New York, shooting 50% from three and locking in defensively to halt the Knicks’ comeback magic.
    Joe Mazzulla urged his team to “tap into their darkness,” focusing on eliminating live-ball turnovers, staying confident from beyond the arc, and finishing quarters strong. Payton Pritchard’s 23 points off the bench were key as six Celtics hit multiple 3s.

    Atkinson Avoids Blaming Refs Despite NBA Confirming 3 Missed Calls in Game 2 Loss

    Cleveland Cavaliers v Indiana Pacers
    May 2025

    The NBA admitted three missed calls in the final minute of Indiana’s 120-119 comeback win over Cleveland in Game 2, including a lane violation by Haliburton before his game-winning 3-pointer. Despite this, Cavs coach Kenny Atkinson refused to blame the refs, focusing instead on his team’s collapse from a 20-point lead.
    The NBA’s Last Two Minute Report revealed missed lane violations and a defensive 3-second call. Atkinson acknowledged collective errors from players, coaches, and officials, while Pacers coach Rick Carlisle noted Indiana had more fouls called overall in the series. Game 3 shifts to Indianapolis.

    Giannis Posts Historic Triple-Double but Bucks Eliminated in OT Heartbreaker

    Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee Bucks)
    April 2025 (Game 5, First-Round Playoffs)

    Giannis Antetokounmpo posted 30 points, 20 rebounds, and 13 assists—the first triple-double in a Bucks elimination game—but Milwaukee fell 119-118 in OT to Indiana, marking a third straight first-round exit.
    Despite leading late in overtime, Milwaukee allowed an 8-0 Pacers run. Giannis dedicated the effort to injured teammate Damian Lillard, while expressing disappointment and reflecting on evolving into a point-forward role.

    Redick’s Furious Timeout Sparks Lakers’ Game 2 Win Over Timberwolves

    JJ Redick (Los Angeles Lakers)
    April 2025 (Game 2, First-Round Playoffs)

    JJ Redick stormed onto the court to call a fiery timeout, rallying the Lakers to a 94-85 win that tied the series 1-1.
    Redick’s emotional outburst reset the team’s focus, triggering a 9-0 run. Los Angeles responded with tougher defense and key stops to close out the win.

    Pistons Snap 15-Game Playoff Skid with Gritty Game 2 Win Over Knicks

    Detroit Pistons v New York Knicks
    April 2025 (Game 2, first-round playoffs)

    Detroit defeated New York 100-94 in Game 2, ending their NBA-record 15-game playoff losing streak dating back to 2008.
    Cade Cunningham led with 33 points and 12 rebounds. Dennis Schroder hit the go-ahead 3-pointer with under a minute left, and the Pistons held firm despite late pressure from the Knicks.

    Stephen Curry Breaks Winless Streak in Low-Scoring Road Playoff Games

    Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
    April 2025 (Game 1 vs Houston)

    Stephen Curry scored 31 points to help the Warriors win despite failing to reach 100 points—a first for Curry in road playoff games.
    Curry led all scorers while anchoring Golden State’s offense in a defensive-heavy game. Houston’s poor shooting made it easier for Curry to control the tempo.

    Lakers Overpowered by Wolves in Game 1 Blowout

    Los Angeles Lakers vs. Minnesota Timberwolves
    Game 1, April 20, 2025

    The Lakers were outmuscled and outpaced by the Timberwolves in a 117-95 loss, struggling against Minnesota’s physicality and red-hot three-point shooting. Luka Doncic scored 37, but the team lacked collective rhythm.
    The Wolves dominated the middle quarters, outscoring L.A. 67-33. McDaniels and Reid hit a combined 9-of-12 from deep, while Gobert and Randle controlled the paint. L.A. failed to respond physically and lost the 50-50 battles throughout.

    Luka Doncic Drops 45 in Emotional Return to Dallas

    Luka Doncic (Los Angeles Lakers)
    Wednesday night (April 10)

    Luka Doncic returned to Dallas for the first time since being traded and delivered a dominant 45-point performance, leading the Lakers to a 112-97 win and clinching a playoff berth.
    Overcome with emotion after a tribute video, Doncic regained focus to shine against his former team. The home crowd honored him with cheers, while chants of “Fire Nico!” targeted the Mavericks’ GM who orchestrated the controversial trade.

    Jokic Sparks Nuggets to Win After Shock Coaching Shake-Up

    Nikola Jokic, David Adelman (Denver Nuggets)
    April 10, 2025

    Following the sudden firing of coach Michael Malone and GM Calvin Booth, the Nuggets snapped a four-game losing streak with a 124-116 win over the Kings. Jokic recorded his 33rd triple-double of the season.
    Interim coach David Adelman led Denver to a much-needed victory after ownership acted to jolt the team amid locker room frustrations and declining defensive effort. Adelman emphasized restoring trust and simplicity in communication. The win comes as Denver (48-32) pushes to avoid the play-in and recapture playoff form.

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