Wemby & Spurs Reach NBA Finals! Fox vs. Mike Brown Awaits | WCF Game 7 REVIEW!
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Deuce & Mo: A Sacramento Kings, NBA & WNBA podcast
32 min
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8 chapters
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How did the Spurs clinch the Western Conference Finals in Game 7?
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Victor Wimbinyama and the Spurs have done it. They are headed to the NBA finals after going on the road. Game seven and beating the defending champions in OKC. They win 111-103.
Epic
beginning. Yeah. Jeb, take that out and post. No, do not leave it in. They will shred me in the comments. It'll look really, really bad. So make sure that part where I did three, like take that out. Dude, I know. You got me. You've never let me down before. All right.
So,
111-103. Yes. The
final
score.
Yes.
And we get Nick Spurs in the NBA Finals.
Holy.
Last time the Knicks were in
the NBA Finals in 1999, they took on the San Antonio Spurs. And how about this, Morgan? What else? Since 2019, the streak continues. We will have a different NBA champion.
Oh.
I
love
that.
I do
love
that.
So much to go over,
by the way. Yeah. There's so many angles to this game. I feel like I have a lot of emotions toward this game. Oh, okay. Let it all out. Emotional. But where do you want to start? Like, with the actual game? Or, like, what? I think...
Leaving that game, watching Victor Wimbenyama talk after the game, but his emotions after. That's where I want to start.
Okay. Perfect place to start.
Well, one, his true arrival came in game one, right? Like that epic performance late, right? The Steph Curry three. But here he is in game seven on the road. And to see the emotion he had after the game, hugging literally anyone that had something to do with San Antonio, assistant coaches, to trainers, to security, to every teammate, the emotions he felt, grabbing them face to face, the tears. This guy is so good for the league because he might be the best player, and he's an excellent teammate. He loves the game. He's obsessed with winning, and he appreciates this game.
He cares so much, and... I say that with just so much love because when you get to experience just viewing something like that, not only the game happened, the series, this epic series happened, but then you get to see someone celebrate the game. As a fan, you want to see these guys celebrate the game. It was special. It was really powerful, and I'm so glad that NBC did a really good job of just following him everywhere.
Oh, my God. They captured the moment.
But they capture the moment from the start of the game to when everything, when OKC fans so loud, what a great crowd to every single emotion, every single person he hugged after the game.
We talk about the emotions after the game than just in this series. And in this game, it was a different game every time he was on the floor. And it felt like OKC would have glimmers of hope. There are a lot of reasons we can get into with them about what went wrong. But from San Antonio's perspective, it's like that confidence that Victor plays with, the intensity he plays with, all of his teammates clearly feed off of it. And for this younger team to go on the road against the defending champions in a win or go home game the first time around and win this game and never ever look scared ever never really look rattled they look like the team that had been there a lot and they haven't yet
yeah and the way that they look like that though was even on the defensive end we said it all series long they're being the more physical team and Again, there are so many times where I'm like, okay, they're crossing the line. OKC is also crossing the line. You know, I think the refs are trying to do the best that they can do, where sometimes, obviously, you see things that definitely get manipulated or benefit the Spurs and or OKC at some times. But I just thought they kept to it and said, okay, we'll call it then. You call it and I will adjust. But I'm going to just pedal to the metal with this same type of mentality all throughout this game. They never stopped. They never stopped.
And then the critical shot making. Champagne from the start was unbelievable with big shots. Dylan Harper, the rookie late in this game
doesn't look like a rookie. Oh my God.
It's going to be nasty, right? And he's hitting big shots down the stretch.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did the Spurs clinch the Western Conference Finals in Game 7?
0:00–6:22
2
What was Victor Wembanyama’s reaction after the win and why does it matter?
6:22–11:26
3
Why was Chet Holmgren’s Game 7 performance a disappointment for OKC?
11:26–14:22
4
How did rebounding and turnovers swing the series in San Antonio’s favor?
14:22–18:03
5
What off‑season challenges does Chet Holmgren face after his contract extension?
18:03–22:36
6
How will the Spurs’ youth and coaching influence the NBA Finals matchup?
22:36–26:29
7
What are the fan narratives and media takes surrounding the Spurs vs. Knicks finals?
26:29–30:00
8
Which team does the podcast predict will win the NBA Finals and why?
30:00–32:34
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