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This has been an instant classic series without an instant classic game. It has seemingly been over twice and now we get to watch two superduperstars on supremely well-constructed teams in a Game 7.

Nikola Jokic's First Stress Test

by Wes Goldberg

The NBA superstar journey inevitably encounters a situation like Nikola Jokic has faced against the Wolves where their burgeoning legacies are perilously threatened.

NBA Draft Report: Kel'el Ware Of Indiana

by Zachary Cohen

Kel'el Ware has stretch center potential, while also possessing a floor as a playable rim-runner, which says a lot about him as a prospect.

The Wolves Owned All 4,700 Basketball Squares

by John Wilmes

Minnesota's defensive effort in Game 2 was a transformative sight. In what appeared to be an effort to become one with their team name, they swarmed, smashed, hounded, snarled, took, and destroyed for 24 straight minutes to start the game. Not an inch of the court was safe.

Olympics Tennis thread

BlackMamba: Retired Mod; Posts: 16,297; And1: 81; Joined: Jun 20, 2004; Location: Cd. de M; Post #21 » by BlackMamba » Tue Aug 19, 2008 2:35 pm

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Post #21 » by BlackMamba » Tue Aug 19, 2008 2:35 pm

wow, gonzález had an amazing game, but nadal is playing way above everybody else.

and i'm glad federer won the gold medal, it's not the same as in singles, but he looked pretty happy.

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Duiz: Banned User; Posts: 10,714; And1: 2; Joined: Apr 06, 2007; Location: Chaine Wasatch, Occident des Etats-Unis; Post #22 » by Duiz » Sun Aug 24, 2008 9:36 pm

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Post #22 » by Duiz » Sun Aug 24, 2008 9:36 pm

Man... Russia really killed it on the women's side. And on the mans side.. I am pissed at Gonzales... the guy is very good at olympics. Nadal won like he should have had anyways.

GJ!

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