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Nick Wright joins Colin Cowherd to discuss Victor Wembanyama’s incredible Game 1 performance and win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, his MVP snub, and to ask how far the Los Angeles Lakers are from contending.
Not much has gone right in the Eastern Conference finals for the Cleveland Cavaliers, who are on the brink of being swept in the best-of-seven series.
SAN ANTONIO — More than eight minutes into Sunday's Game 4, the Oklahoma City Thunder's only source of offensive production was a series of floaters by center Isaiah Hartenstein.
SAN ANTONIO — Victor Wembanyama had 33 points, eight rebounds, five assists and three blocks, and the San Antonio Spurs held Oklahoma City to its second-lowest postseason total, beating the Thunder 103-82 in Game 4 on Sunday night to tie the Western Conference finals.
The San Antonio Spurs dominated the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday with a 103-82 victory in Game 4 to even the Western Conference finals at two games apiece.
(Corrects to Hickel, not Hinkle, in paragraph 3; fixes job title)
MCKINNEY, Texas: Wyndham Clark’s come-from-behind win at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson was pretty much in hand when he decided to aim for the pin anyway on the final hole. After that approach shot inside 3 feet, he became the first PGA Tour player to win twice with a closing 60. The 2023 US Open champion shot 11 under on Sunday, overtaking Si Woo Kim by three and pulling away from defending champion Scottie Scheffler after starting the day tied with the top-ranked hometown favorite. Clark didn’t know he was shooting a closing 60 for the win the first time he did it, in 2024 at Pebble Beach. There was supposed to be a final round the next day, but it was wiped out by weather.
ON THE LEFT block, just a short skip from the rim, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander found something fleeting, something rare, something that appeared to be a glitch in the San Antonio Spurs' vise grip defense that had hounded him all night with ferocious double-teams: