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It's 2023 NBA Finals Time Pregame 1 Video! #nbafinals2023 #nbafinalsgame1 #nbafinals #nba #NBA24Highlights #viral #fyp #fup

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TIP OFF BABYYYY

#Deuce in the pregame hype video aw. they love that guy #atext #nba playoffs 2022

[jung-koook]

230113 - nba on twitter: @/luka7doncic & SUGA met up pregame in LA!

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[tkachuktkaching]

Tkachuk, Barkley laugh it up, talk Panthers playoff run on 'NBA on TNT' Florida forward joins basketball pregame show, cracks up with Ernie, Kenny, Shaq

Tkachuk, meet Chuck.

Basketball Hall of Famer and "NBA on TNT" analyst Charles Barkley has been singing the praises of Florida Panthers forward Matthew Tkachuk all throughout his blistering 2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

On Saturday, the pair finally had a little time face-to-face.

Tkachuk sat down with the "NBA on TNT" crew -- Barkley, veteran host Ernie Johnson, Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal and two-time NBA champion Kenny Smith -- for an interview before Game 6 of the NBA Eastern Conference Final between the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics.

"I think back to like two or three months ago. Nobody in the whole world thought we would be in this position right now, let alone even make the playoffs," Tkachuk said.

"The fact that I'm sitting here with you guys and getting ready to play in the Stanley Cup Final, at my first-ever Heat game here with them having a chance to make the (NBA) Finals? It's storybook for South Florida."

Tkachuk shared some laughs with the crew, especially when Barkley asked what he could possibly do after that marathon four overtime Game 1 against the Carolina Hurricanes.

"I did a lot of sleeping," Tkachuck laughed. "Went in the cold tub for a little bit... The games go by so fast and next thing you know you're playing in Game 2 and going to another overtime and guys are like 'come on, seriously, we're doing this again?' But the fact that we were able to recover that fast and get that Game 2 win was huge for us in that series."

After O'Neal pleaded ignorance on the sport of hockey, Tkachuk said, "I like the honesty."

"I think my dad is more happy with (Shaq) though than Chuck after Chuck gave over the title of (best player in) the family to me," Tkachuk joked.

Johnson mentioned that Keith Tkachuk is one of 47 players in NHL history to score more than 500 goals (he is 34th all-time with 538) and asked Matthew the best advice he got from his legendary dad.

"He always said two things to me: Compete and be a good teammate," Tkachuk said. "Treat the trainers right. Be great to everybody at the rink... I think that's one thing that helped me right away when I came to the NHL."

As far as the NBA Finals, Tkachuk does find himself in a bit of a rooting conundrum. The Heat and Panthers have been in a bonded bromance as dominant-looking 8 seeds during their respective playoff runs, but Tkachuk goes way back -- all the way back to Chaminade Prep in St. Louis -- with Celtics All-Star forward Jayson Tatum.

"It's crazy that we were in the same gym class for all those years and it's cool to say that we are both representing Chaminade and I know everyone back in St. Louis is rooting us on," Tkachuk said. "I was saying earlier my two favorite players are Jimmy Butler - Jimmy Buckets - and Jayson so I hope they both go off and it's an exciting game. But I don't know, everybody here is pulling for me so I gotta join there side for a little bit. But that would make a lot of people in St. Louis mad so I got to keep the honest answer going and just root for both of them."

via nhl.com

#matthew tkachuk #florida panthers #nhl playoffs #nba + nhl crossover #nba playoffs #source nhl.com #txt post

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– NBA

Luka Doncic & SUGA met up pregame in LA!

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[the-empress-7]

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/gayle-king-charles-barkley-host-new-weekly-cnn-primetime-show-1235361645/

What a weird name for a show about current affairs

[annebellecampbell]

'NBAs hottest fashion takes-- Devin Booker, Phoenix Suns shooting-guard, takes comfort and style to a whole new level. In this exclusive take of "DBOOK FITS", fans will get to see how the NBA star spices up his court side and pregame appearances with class and cool fits. From neutral colors to black on black, Devin Booker "brings the boom" from closet to court.'"

I am doing a magazine edit for Devin Booker! Here's the cover page, and there will be more to come soon of the other pages. I put together all of his recent fits from the time he was injured to now. Hope you enjoy!! "DBOOK FITS"

***Yes, I know it is sideways. I couldn't fit the whole thing in with how Instagram has their size for posts***

***Also, the actual picture of Devin was not taken by me, but everything else is my own doing**

Original post is on my Instagram @sunsfansonly_

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[news4usonline]

Hachimura gives Lakers a spark

LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Rui Hachimura saw his minutes increase in February after being inserted into the starting lineup, and it has paid off for the Lakers. He averaged 14.5 points per game on 56.5 percent shooting from the field and 44.2 percent from three over the last month. Hachimura is the kind of role player that fits perfectly into the Lakers rotation. Defensively, he is big and athletic enough to guard multiple positions effectively. Offensively, he can knock down open threes, find his spots in the mid-range, and drive the ball to the hoop.

Los Angeles Lakers forward Rui Hachimua (center), seen here in a pregame ceremony, has given the purple and gold valuable minutes as the NBA's regular season wind down to a close. Photo credit" Mark Hammond courtesy of The Bulletin "He works tirelessly on his game. The team captains, Bron and AD, are constantly encouraging him to be aggressive. The coaching staff, starting with myself, encourage him to be aggressive, but also be mindful of the details, and be a two-way player," said Los Angeles Lakers head coach Darvin Ham before the team's 134-131 overtime win against the Washington Wizards. Anthony Davis is the defensive leader on the team. Still, with Jared Vanderbilt out and Cam Reddish on minutes restriction after returning from injury, Los Angeles is shorthanded when it comes to on-ball defenders. Hachimura is often asked to guard the best player on opposing teams, something he is capable of. "He has had some tough matchups recently with KD and Kawhi. He is taking those steps in that department of being a formidable on-ball defender, knowing what we are doing when he is off the ball, and making sure he is executing his assignments," said Ham. Playing against the team that traded him to Los Angeles last year, Hachimura's defensive matchup was Washington leading scorer Kyle Kuzma. Hachimura rendered Kuzma ineffective for most of the game. Kuzma did get going in the fourth quarter, but that was when Washington started using him in the screen action to force the Lakers to switch defenders. In their comeback win over the Clippers on Feb. 28, Hachimura scored 17 points, including dropping in a clutch go-ahead 3-pointer. Last year in the playoffs, the forward proved he is a big game player who will consistently knock down shots when the pressure is on. In 21 career playoff games, Hachimura has made 57 percent of his shots and 52 percent from distance. It is a big enough sample size to conclude he can be relied upon in big moments, and his play was one of the reasons the Lakers made a deep playoff run last year.

Rui Hachimura (28) has become a valued contributor and perhaps the best defender for the Los Angeles Lakers. Photo credit: Mark Hammond courtesy of The Bulletin "Offense is going to be there, he is fearless, he is willing to take big shots and make big shots and make decisions with the ball when teams are trying to double Bron and AD," said Ham. "He is the outlet, and he does a great job when he makes quick decisions." With four of the five starters being LeBron James, Anthony Davis, D'Angelo Russell, and Austin Reaves, the Lakers lineup that starts and finishes games is comprised of players who can create their own shot. This allows Hachimura to sit in his pocket and come open when doubles teams are inevitably sent. To think that they acquired the talented forward for a bad Kendrick Nunn contract and three second-round picks from Washington seems like a steal. If Hachimura goes back to his bench role when Vanderbilt and Reddish ultimately return, he will be an extremely valuable sixth man. Read the full article

#DarvinHam #Lakers #RuiHachimura

[irving11kyrie]

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[prettyhennytea]

The Philadelphia 76ers find themselves grappling with a series of unfortunate injuries that have impacted their performance on the court. In their recent game against the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday the 30th, the team's prized center player, Joel Embiid, suffered a knee injury in the final minutes, further compounding their challenges. With rising star guard Tyrese Maxey also sidelined due to a knee injury, the team faces mounting pressure to navigate their way through the setbacks.

Leading up to the much-anticipated match-up against the Warriors, concerns about Embiid's knee arose during his pregame warmup. The team's medical staff, about careful assessment, made the tough decision to sit him out for his own safety. In the game prior to the Warriors game, an unfortunate tripping incident involving Jonathan Kuminga landed Embiid in further discomfort. Clutching his leg, he had to leave the court for the remainder of the match. While his absence from the postseason awards remains a concern, his teammates and coaches anticipate a temporary absence from games as he recuperates.

The Philadelphia 76ers have faced a challenging period with four consecutive losses, resulting in a drop to fifth place in the NBA standings. Adding to their woes, they have been missing Tyrese Maxey, a rising star guard, due to his own knee injury. These absences have placed added pressure on the team and its remaining players to maintain their competitive edge.

NBA players around the league have been feeling the weight of the league's new rule, which states that for the 2023-24 season, players must participate in 65 games and log a minimum of 20 minutes in each of those appearances to qualify for the MVP Award and selection in All-NBA teams. The Sixers' players questioning whether it forces players to play even when they shouldn't due to injuries. Reed expressed surprise at the rule stating that it added significant pressure. These new requirements have raised concerns among players and teammates who worry about the scrutiny and strain placed on individuals navigating injuries.

The Philadelphia 76ers find themselves in a difficult position, dealing with multiple injuries that have impacted key players such as Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey. With a series of losses and a drop in the standings, the team faces immense pressure to maintain their competitive edge. Additionally, the introduction of new rules has sparked through injuries. As the team regroups and focuses on recovery, it remains to be seen how they will bounce back and persevere in the face of adversity.

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[boardcastsblog]

"Beyond the Buzzer: Decoding the NBA Broadcast Experience"

Unveiling the NBA Broadcast Magic

The National Basketball Association (NBA) isn't just about the games played on the court; it's an immersive experience brought to life through the artistry of broadcasting. The NBA broadcast isn't merely about showcasing the match—it's an intricate blend of technology, storytelling, and entertainment that brings the electrifying energy of basketball straight into our living rooms.

The Pregame Prelude

Before tip-off, the broadcast sets the stage for the forthcoming showdown. From pregame analyses and player spotlights to expert predictions, viewers are offered a comprehensive preview of what's in store. This segment not only builds anticipation but also educates and engages the audience, making them part of the game even before the first jump ball.

Courtside Commentary and Analysis

Once the game begins, the broadcast's commentary team takes the reins. These seasoned professionals are more than announcers; they're storytellers, painting a vivid picture of the action with their words. Their insights, analysis, and play-by-play commentary not only inform but also captivate, adding depth and context to every play and strategy nba중계.

Beyond the Game: Engaging Segments

The broadcast isn't confined to the court. Engaging segments during breaks provide an inside look at players' lives, team dynamics, and off-court stories. Interviews, analysis, and behind-the-scenes glimpses offer viewers a deeper connection to their favorite teams and players.

Technological Marvels: Enhanced Viewing

Technology has revolutionized the NBA viewing experience. Advanced camera angles, slow-motion replays, and augmented reality graphics bring an unprecedented level of immersion. Whether it's a jaw-dropping dunk or a crucial game-saving block, these technological marvels ensure that no moment goes unnoticed.

Fan Engagement: Interactive Features

In the digital age, fan engagement is key. Broadcasts often integrate interactive features like polls, trivia, and social media interactions, allowing viewers to participate actively. This real-time engagement transforms watching the game into a shared experience, fostering a sense of community among fans worldwide.

Halftime Show Extravaganza

Halftime isn't just a break; it's an entertainment spectacle. From analysis of the first half to musical performances and entertaining segments, the halftime show keeps the audience engaged, ensuring they stay tuned in even during the intermission.

The Global Reach

The NBA's broadcast isn't confined to one corner of the globe. With its widespread popularity, the league's games reach millions worldwide, transcending geographical boundaries. Language localization, international commentary teams, and cultural adaptations ensure that the NBA's magic resonates across diverse audiences.

Evolution of Broadcasting: Streaming and Beyond

Streaming platforms have redefined how audiences consume NBA games. The shift towards digital platforms allows for more personalized viewing experiences, with on-demand access and additional content. The integration of VR and AR technologies promises to further revolutionize how fans interact with the game.

The Uniting Power of NBA Broadcast

Beyond the dribbles and dunks, the NBA broadcast serves as a unifying force. It brings together fans from different backgrounds, cultures, and ages, creating a shared space where the love for basketball transcends differences. It's not just about the game; it's about the emotions, connections, and shared moments it creates.

Beyond the Final Buzzer

The NBA broadcast is a symphony orchestrated to perfection, blending technology, storytelling, and community engagement. It's more than just watching a basketball game; it's an immersive journey that captivates, educates, and unites fans around the world. As the final buzzer sounds, the broadcast's impact lingers, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of basketball enthusiasts everywhere.

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Christians, Muslims and Jews have starred in the league. But even those without a faith can benefit from spiritual practiceBefore every game, Bob Hill brought his teams together for a moment of silence. Hill, who coached in places like...