Wolves' Edwards saw Wembanyama switch on him and thought uh-oh, before blowing by him for the winner
Anthony Edwards never shies from clutch-shot opportunities, as the quintessential go-to guy late in games for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Victor Wembanyama, the rising 7-foot-4 superstar for the San Antonio Spurs, had just switched onto Edwards at the top of the arc with the Timberwolves trailing by one point in their final possession of this thriller Sunday between two of the best teams in the Western Conference. Edwards was suddenly and uncharacteristically uncertain about his best move against one of the most daunting defenders in the league, whether to create enough space for a step-back 3-pointer, drive hard to the basket or kick the ball down to his top sidekick Julius Randle.
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The WSL’s top-four battle has been split in two
There’s a chance the Manchester City Joie Stadium announcer meant nothing by it. “Our next home WSL match is against Chelsea. Come out and support us as we continue on our title challenge.” Maybe, as City fans left their seats after the 2-0 Women’s Super League (WSL) win over Everton, the short announcement failed to register. But it certainly felt like a development. Because at what point did we get here? When did City finally accept they are in a title race? There’s a relief that comes with th
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Mammoth’s ‘disappointing’ play gets them just a point in home OT loss to Blue Jackets
The Utah Mammoth made it to overtime, but they were not happy with their effort — or the result
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