After Game 7, Anthony Edwards reflected on his performance, discussing how he contributed to the game despite facing offensive challenges.

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Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone wasn't happy with the questions he was asked in his postgame press conference 😳

WE HAVE A GAME 🍿

The Timberwolves storm back and have a two-point lead with just under eight minutes left!

The Timberwolves came out swinging in the third 💪

Minnesota went on a 19-3 run and are down by only four points after being down by as many as 20.

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Anthony Edwards at the half 😬

◽️️ 4 PTS
◽️️ 1/7 FG
◽️️ 0/3 3P

The Timberwolves trail the Nuggets by 15 points at halftime in Game 7.

JAMAL MURRAY CAN'T BE STOPPED 🔥

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Denver is off to a hot start in Game 7, leading the Timberwolves 32-19 with just over eight minutes left in the first half 🔥

🎥 NBA

The NWSL has a new all-time goal-scoring leader 👀

◽️Lynn Williams - 79
◽️Sam Kerr- 78
◽️Christine Sinclair - 76

How Williams stamped her name in the history books ⤵️

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Nelly Korda’s run of dominance continues 🏆

After Rose Zhang ended Korda’s streak of consecutive LPGA tournament titles, Korda bounced back to win the Mizuho Americas Open and capture her sixth win in her last seven starts.

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Shohei Ohtani slams his first walk-off hit as a Dodger 💪

🎥 MLB

Prior to today, Xander Schauffele stood as the only player in the top five of the world golf rankings without a major victory.

Now, he secures his first major win by birdieing the 18th hole of the PGA Championship 🏆

🎥 Golf on CBS ⛳

No one in recent American motorsports history has impressed like Kyle Larson, and Sunday’s Indy 500 qualifying proves that.

Larson qualified fifth, putting him on Row 2 for next week’s 108th running of the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing.”

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The New York Knicks' last three Game 7s at Madison Square Garden have all been played against the Indiana Pacers 👀

◽️️1994: New York Knicks 94, Indiana Pacers 90
◽️️1995: Indiana Pacers 97, New York Knicks 95
◽️️2024: Indiana Pacers 130, New York Knicks 109

The Pacers advance to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since the 2013-14 season after a 130-109 victory over the Knicks.

Indiana shot 67.1 percent from the field against New York in Game 7 — the greatest shooting playoff game in NBA history 🔥

H/t Fred Katz