The NBA is about to crown its first champion of Filipino heritage, and the moment is being massively undersold by American media.
I asked Filipinos why representation in the NBA Finals is so special and learned what it means to be Filipino:
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Here are my takeaways from Game 3. What an awesome series this has been so far.
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Here's Lisa Salters' arm interviewing Victor Wembanyama postgame
RIP to an absolute legend, Stacey King.
I hope Stacey is remembered as a man of the people. He would stay for 45 minutes to an hour after games every night for 20 years in order to take pictures and meet Bulls fans.
If you want to know why the Knicks have a 2-0 lead, watch what's going on away from the ball.
Wemby wasn't shut down in the first half because the moment was too big. Rather, it was a disciplined gameplan by the Knicks to aggressively tag and disrupt his rolls.
Turn 🔊 on:
Stacey King had a gift for storytelling. This one that he told on his Gimme the Hot Sauce podcast, on the first time he met Phil Jackson, always brings a smile to my face.
Once in a while, you get the opportunity to write a special story where as an outsider, you simply hope to do the subjects justice. This is that story.
On Dylan Harper, Jordan Clarkson, and what it means to be Filipino:
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This is going in my Hall of Fame of coaching facial expressions
Eyes tell lies. Beautiful pass from Castle. Tricked OG Anunoby, who had to be two places at once, by staring down the corner pass.
Karl-Anthony Towns has been the MVP of the Finals, Spurs still need more Harper, Castle's troubles, and more big takeaways from Game 2: www.sportingnews.com/us/nba/news/...
The Knicks grew their series lead to 2-0 on Thursday and did so for a number of reasons, Karl-Anthony Towns’ big night and Victor Wembanyama’s late missteps chief among them.
