Warriors Setback as Cricket Exchange Notes

Andre Iguodala may miss Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals against the Houston Rockets due to left knee soreness, according to Cricket Exchange. While his stat line of 8.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per game through the first three games may not turn heads, his impact on both ends of the floor is undeniable. Iguodala underwent an X-ray after bumping knees with James Harden in Game 3, which revealed no major damage, but his soreness intensified overnight,

Sixers Find Spark in McConnell Performance

From an offensive perspective, T.J. McConnell gave the Philadelphia 76ers exactly what they had been missing—explosive energy, composure, and relentless aggression. During one highlight play, after finishing a layup, he looked at his hand in disbelief, as if asking himself, “Did I really just do that?” That image quickly became a symbol of a night where McConnell captured the hearts of the Philadelphia crowd. Every time he touched the ball in the fourth quarter, fans chanted “T.J., T.J.” in unison.

Sixers Find Spark in McConnell Performance

From an offensive perspective, T.J. McConnell gave the Philadelphia 76ers exactly what they had been missing—explosive energy, composure, and relentless aggression. During one highlight play, after finishing a layup, he looked at his hand in disbelief, as if asking himself, “Did I really just do that?” That image quickly became a symbol of a night where McConnell captured the hearts of the Philadelphia crowd. Every time he touched the ball in the fourth quarter, fans chanted “T.J., T.J.” in unison.

Curry Targets Return in Game 2 of Round Two

Stephen Curry is expected to make his return in Game 2 of the Warriors’ second-round playoff series, following an ankle injury that sidelined him since March 9. The injury occurred just two minutes into a home game against the San Antonio Spurs, when Curry rolled his ankle and was forced to exit early. According to a report from NBC Bay Area journalist Monte Poole released before the series began, Curry was likely to return by the second game unless any

Thunder One Step Away from Cricket Exchange

For most of the first half, the Thunder managed to limit the Jazz’s three-point shooting, but Utah didn’t panic. Instead, they stayed composed, relied on their defense to keep the score close, and patiently executed their team-oriented offense. In half-court sets, the Jazz repeatedly ran pick-and-roll plays, with Ricky Rubio taking advantage of Russell Westbrook’s four fouls to drive aggressively and create easy scoring chances for Derrick Favors and Rudy Gobert. Aside from the occasional one-on-one plays by Donovan Mitchell,