NBA playoffs 2022: The Miami Heat might not have enough to overcome the league's best defense
BOSTON — Midway through the third quarter Monday night as the Boston Celtics were pushing their lead to as much as 32 points, Rudy Gobert couldn't resist.
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Curry scores 32 but it’s the Looney game, he sparks Warriors comeback Game 2 win
Rudy Gobert couldn’t do it. Deandre Ayton couldn’t do it consistently or when it mattered.
La NBA ya tiene a sus mejores defensores: Smart, el líder
y los quintetos defensivos. Solo faltan, claro, los de la NBA. Después de saber cómo habían quedado los novatos, ha sido el turno de los defensores. y se ha proclamado líder de un Mejor Quinteto Defensivo en el que le han acompañado Mikal Bridges (Phoenix Suns, segundo que más votos ha recibio), Rudy Gobert (Utah Jazz, ganador de tres de los últimos cinco premios individuales), Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee Bucks, Mejor Defensor en 2020) y Jaren Jackson Jr. (que se ha impuesto por un voto a Bam Adebayo). Esos cinco son los que han formado parte del Mejor Quinteto Defensivo de la NBA.
Marcus Smart, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Rudy Gobert headline NBA's All-Defensive teams
Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart, Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert and Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo highlighted the 2021-22 NBA All-Defensive teams, which were announced on Friday night.
Milwaukee Bucks cancel Game 7 watch party after three shootings near stadium leave 21 injured
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Aaron Rodgers, Rudy Gobert, JJ Watt and more react to Bucks' comeback win over Celtics
What a win for the Milwaukee Bucks.
Jazz star Rudy Gobert fires back at Shaq's criticism, believes he would've locked up Lakers legend
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NBA playoffs 2022 - What is the Dallas Mavericks' bench doing? 'Causing a problem for the other team'
As soon as they saw each other at the American Airlines Center, Donovan Mitchell made a simple request of Theo Pinson before the Utah Jazz and Dallas Mavericks met in the first round of the NBA's Western Conference playoffs.