The Knicks secured a series lead in a lively game against Detroit, showcasing their offensive prowess. Meanwhile, Denver is facing significant challenges against the Clippers, struggling on both ends of the court. In a historic comeback, Oklahoma City set an NBA record by overcoming a 26-point deficit against Memphis, a game that saw Ja Morant unable to finish due to injury. Additionally, the episode touches on recent executive news within the NBA.
Chris Paul will return to the Los Angeles Clippers for what may be his final NBA season, with teammate Bradley Beal graciously offering him the No. 3 jersey, which they both have worn throughout their careers. Although Paul, a future Hall of Famer and the franchise's leader in assists and steals, will take on a bench role, he aims to remain productive after averaging 8.8 points and 7.4 assists in the last season. Want More Context? 🔎
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Lainn Wilson is set to lead the Santa Cruz Warriors after a successful debut at the NBA Summer League, where he celebrated a comeback victory against the Lakers. Having spent 15 years in coaching without a professional playing career, Wilson's journey includes roles from a student manager at Georgia to the Warriors' video coordinator, which has prepared him for his new position. Want More Context? 🔎
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Terry Stotts will continue as the lead assistant coach for the Golden State Warriors next season, despite the New York Knicks' ongoing search for a lead assistant, which does not include Stotts as a candidate. The Knicks also received permission to interview Pablo Prigioni for their coaching staff. Want More Context? 🔎
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