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The 2026 NBA Finals have created an unexpected betting storyline. Entering the series, Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs were widely viewed as the team to beat. Sportsbooks installed San Antonio as the favorite, with many analysts pointing to Wembanyama’s dominance throughout the postseason as the biggest factor behind those odds.

New York has challenged that...


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Once more, the San Antonio Spurs and Victor Wembanyama were too calm. Once more, they fell to a vibrant New York Knicks. Emmet Ryan on a need for raw aggression from the Western Conference champions in the NBA Finals.

Here’s the thing about being a Zen master. It’s not about running from emotion, it’s about working with it. Control doesn’t mean containing it in ...


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It took a while but Panathinaikos finally came to life in Game 2 of the Greek Finals. Their dominant victory over Olympiacos in OAKA means, thankfully, that Emmet Ryan gets to say one of his favourite things. We’ve got a series!

If you’re a neutral watching the Greek Finals, then thank the heavens for Jerian Grant. We’ll get back to that but Panathinaikos took a...


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It’s possible to be too calm. That’s something Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs need to realise before Game 2 of the NBA Finals. Having lost the opener to the New York Knicks, the Spurs look like they need to change the tempo up a bit, writes Emmet Ryan

After winning the Western Conference Finals, Victor Wembanyama


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Just when we thought we had all the answers, he went and changed the question. Ergin Ataman delivered a most on-brand response after Panathinaikos lost Game 1 of the Greek finals to Olympiacos. With his future questionable, to put it mildly, he once again set about setting the table for his next act. Emmet Ryan says call him what you want but the irascible coach is determi...


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