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   NBA · 2026-05-19

   Cavaliers-Knicks Game 1: Eastern Conference Finals Primer

   The Knicks host Cleveland in an East Finals matchup where perimeter defense, transition pace, and pick-and-roll weaponry will dictate both series trajectory and individual prop performance.

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   NBA · 2026-05-19

   Anunoby Returns to Starting Five for Knicks in Conference Finals; Scoring Line Faces Upward Pressure

   The Knicks' star wing takes the court for Game 1 against Cleveland carrying elite postseason efficiency that the market may not have fully repriced.

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   NBA · 2026-05-19

   SGA's Shot Selection Problem Against San Antonio Sets Up Game 2 Adjustment

   Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's Game 1 inefficiency wasn't random—the Spurs' defense deliberately pushed him away from the rim, and the prop market hasn't yet priced in the offensive recalibration.

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   NBA · 2026-05-19

   Knicks' Rest Advantage Sets Up Spread Value Against Worn Cavaliers

   New York's seven-game win streak masks a critical timing edge in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals that the market hasn't fully priced.

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   NBA · 2026-05-19

   Pistons Banking on Duren and Harris to Sustain Contention Window

   Detroit's retention of its All-Star center and veteran scorer will determine whether this season's 60-win template holds or fractures in free agency.

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   NBA · 2026-05-19

   Knicks Favored, But Cavaliers' Game 7 Mastery Rewires the Series Narrative

   New York enters the East Finals as heavy chalk, yet Cleveland's blueprint for road playoff dominance and Mitchell's historic Game 1 scoring floor create value angles the market hasn't fully repriced.

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   NBA · 2026-05-19

   How Mike Brown's Film Session Transformed Towns Into the Knicks' Offensive Engine

   A single accountability moment in Atlanta unlocked Karl-Anthony Towns as a playmaking hub, turning New York's offense from one-dimensional to lethal.

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   NBA · 2026-05-19

   Wembanyama's 41-Point Game 1 Masterclass Exposes Thunder's Shooting Vulnerability—Here's What Game 2 Demands

   Victor Wembanyama put on a historic performance to steal Game 1 from Oklahoma City, but the Thunder's cold shooting and San Antonio's turnover discipline mask a fragile Game 2 script that favors sharp bettors who understand shooting reversion.

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   NBA · 2026-05-19

   Holmgren's Buzzer Block Reshapes Game 1 Narrative—And Late-Game Leverage Props

   When a rim protector forces overtime on a franchise's biggest stage, the betting market reprices defensive reliability and fourth-quarter execution for the entire series.

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    NBA · 2026-05-19

    Wembanyama's Pick-and-Roll Finishing Is Reshaping San Antonio's Offensive Load

    A single highlight reveals the structural shift driving Spurs efficiency: Wembanyama operating as a roll man, not a perimeter scorer, fundamentally changes how defenses must account for his 7-foot-4 frame.

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    NBA · 2026-05-19

    Fox Out for Game 1 Tilts Spurs' Offensive Balance Against Thunder

    De'Aaron Fox's ankle injury forces San Antonio into Game 1 without its third-leading scorer and primary ball-handler, reshaping how the Spurs attack Oklahoma City's elite perimeter defense.

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    NBA · 2026-05-18

    OG Anunoby's Return Reshapes Knicks' Wing Defense in Conference Finals

    After two weeks on the sideline with a mild hamstring strain, Anunoby is probable for Game 1 against Cleveland, and his availability fundamentally changes how New York's perimeter defense will function.

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