On June 7, Beijing time, Hawks guard CJ McCollum marveled at the Knicks' playoff turnaround. In the first round against the Hawks, New York trailed 1-2 in the series before mounting a powerful rebound. On April 24, in Game 3 of that first round, McCollum hit a game-winning shot to secure the win for Atlanta. Since then, the Knicks have not lost a single playoff game, currently riding a 13-game winning streak.

Recently, Tatum revealed in an interview that the Lakers declined to arrange a workout for him during the 2017 draft... In 2017, the Lakers already had a wing player—Ingram, the 2016 second overall pick, who played the same position as Tatum. So it seemed reasonable that they weren’t interested in Tatum. Ultimately, they used the second pick to select guard “Lonzo Ball” in that year’s draft.

On June 6 Beijing time, the Knicks narrowly defeated the Spurs 105-104 on the road, taking a 2-0 series lead. ESPN provided a key summary of Game 2 and a preview for Game 3. Here are the details—Spurs Game 2 key takeaways: Unlike the first game, the Spurs finally launched a comeback in the second half of Game 2, showing strong momentum in closing the gap.

The CBA season has ended, and attention now turns to the national team. The Chinese men's basketball team has four confirmed games this year: a friendly against Australia on June 21, another against the Netherlands on June 23, and two World Cup qualifying matches in the third window (vs. Japan and Chinese Taipei). The roster has also changed, with Jiang Weize, Liu Jinyu, Zou Yang, Hu Mingxuan, and Li Yuezhu leaving the squad.

According to reports, Reeves is unwilling to take a pay cut to stay with the Lakers and will demand a max contract from the team during the offseason. The Los Angeles Lakers are at a critical offseason juncture. After being eliminated by the Thunder in the second round of the playoffs, the need for major roster upgrades has become urgent. However, compared to finding quality role players, they are currently facing an even more pressing issue.

In Game 2 of the Finals, the Knicks took a 2-0 lead on the road against the Spurs. It was an extremely dramatic game. If you're a neutral fan, you'd love this kind of script—both teams erased double-digit deficits, the game went down to the wire, and then Wembanyama ruined everything. Those fans still bitter about the Western Conference Finals Game 2 officiating should feel the same way about today's calls.

Terrible, just terrible... Young man, haste makes waste. With 11 seconds left in the game, the Spurs had a game-winning opportunity, but Wembanyama made a fatal passing error, allowing Jalen Brunson to steal the ball and draw a foul, hitting the go-ahead free throws. Wembanyama tried to redeem himself and save the Spurs, but his mid-range game-winner missed. Yes, quite shocking.

On June 6 Beijing time, the NBA Finals continued as the New York Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs 105-104 on the road, taking a 2-0 series lead and extending their playoff winning streak to 13 games. Jalen Brunson struggled with his shooting, going 7-for-25 for 20 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists, while Karl-Anthony Towns had an excellent game with 21 points and 13 rebounds, and Mikal Bridges also scored 20 points.

On June 6 Beijing time, in Game 2 of the NBA Finals, the New York Knicks narrowly defeated the San Antonio Spurs 105-104, extending their series advantage to 2-0. In this contest, Victor Wembanyama recorded 29 points and 9 rebounds but failed to convert a potential game-winning buzzer-beater. Karl-Anthony Towns posted 21 points and 13 rebounds, while Jalen Brunson finished with 20 points.

On June 6, Beijing time, multiple sources with direct knowledge of the investigation revealed that Los Angeles Clippers star Kawhi Leonard, along with his uncle Dennis Robertson—who serves as both his agent and business advisor—have been interviewed by NBA investigators. The league is conducting a specific probe into allegations that the Clippers circumvented the salary cap and provided Leonard with undisclosed compensation.