Time magazine has unveiled its first-ever "100 Most Influential Sports Figures" list this year, with LeBron James as the cover star, hailed as the "Athlete of the Century." This honor comes not only from his four championships, all-time scoring record, and other accolades, but also from his efforts in founding a school, investing in media, and engaging in social activities, which have completely reshaped the public image and social value of modern athletes.

After Game 3 of the Finals, the most replayed play was Wembanyama shoving Jalen Brunson to the ground by pressing on the back of his head. The referees made no call on this play during the game, sparking widespread discussion afterward. The league later acknowledged it was a missed call and reviewed the play to determine whether it could be classified as a flagrant foul that could be escalated.

The Asian representative clearly shows its ambitions on the world’s premier stage with this decision.

On June 10, many fans believe the Lakers are unlikely to make major roster changes this summer. However, come October when the new season tips off, a significant overhaul of the Lakers' lineup remains a real possibility. According to renowned reporter Brandon Robinson, nine-time All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving, currently with the Dallas Mavericks, could join the Lakers.

The Knicks truly lost both the game and their dignity in Game 3 of the Finals. Compared to the on-court defeat, the fans' outrageous behavior off the court escalated the team's embarrassment. A large public viewing event was held at Bryant Park in New York City for this game, drawing a massive crowd of fans. As the team collapsed and lost in the fourth quarter, the fans' emotions completely spiraled out of control, triggering a large-scale riot.

On June 10th Beijing time, the NBA officially announced that Wembanyama's shove on Brunson would not result in any supplementary punishment. With about five minutes left in the first quarter of Game 3 of the Finals, Wembanyama forcefully shoved Brunson to the floor, yet the referees on the court did not call a foul. At that moment, Hart was dribbling up the court while Brunson and Wembanyama were jockeying for position above the free-throw line.

On June 10 Beijing time, Game 4 of the Finals will be held on June 11. The Knicks currently lead the Spurs 2-1 in the series. At today's Game 4 Media Day, Knicks head coach Mike Brown and players Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, Mikal Bridges, OG Anunoby, and Josh Hart spoke with the media.

On June 10 Beijing time, New York police reported that an NBA Finals watch party in Manhattan on Monday evening spiraled into a chaotic and uncontrolled scene. After the New York Knicks lost to the San Antonio Spurs, some emotionally charged fans climbed lampposts, threw objects at officers, and tore down street signs. The riot took place just blocks away from Madison Square Garden.

On June 10, Beijing time, the NBA Finals currently have the Knicks leading 2-1. The NBA official site also updated the Finals MVP rankings, with Towns continuing to lead and Wembanyama rising to second. The details are as follows — 1. Towns, Knicks, 2026 Finals averages: 16.

On June 10 Beijing time, Game 4 of the Finals will be held on June 11. The Spurs currently trail the Knicks 1-2 in the series. During today's Game 4 media day, Spurs head coach Mitch Johnson and players Victor Wembanyama, De'Aaron Fox, Julian Champagnie, Ron Harper Jr., and Stephon Castle gave interviews. The highlights are as follows—Wembanyama on his thoughts about the passionate crowds at home and away: "Both atmospheres get your blood pumping.