Spurs’ Poor Three-Point Shooting Proves Costly

In their latest playoff matchup, the San Antonio Spurs struggled mightily from beyond the arc, shooting just 4-of-28 from three-point range—a dismal 14.3% conversion rate. Against a team like the Golden State Warriors, known for their explosive perimeter shooting, that kind of inefficiency spelled trouble from the start. According to Cricket Exchange, once the Warriors find their rhythm from deep, it’s nearly impossible to stop them with defense alone. If the Spurs can’t match Golden State’s outside firepower, the odds

Cricket Exchange Sees Rockets’ Championship

Rockets head coach Mike D’Antoni made it clear—dwelling on past playoff failures won’t do anyone any good. Despite never having won an NBA title, he isn’t wasting energy reflecting on past letdowns. And perhaps, Chris Paul is exactly the partner James Harden needed all along. From the moment Paul arrived in Houston, Harden repeatedly emphasized that his presence would be a game-changer for the Rockets. Now, after nearly a full season playing side by side, Harden is even more convinced.