Name: Unisex Stadium Essentials Black Golden State Warriors 2025 NBA Playoffs Sw
Brand: Stadium Essentials
SKU: 203093104
Price: 74.99 USD
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Unisex Stadium Essentials Black Golden State Warriors 2025 NBA Playoffs Sw - 203093104

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Celebrate the Golden State Warriors making it to the 2025 NBA Playoffs in style with this Stadium Essentials Swish Pullover Hoodie. Featuring a soft polycotton fabric and cozy fleece lining, this hoodie is designed to keep you warm and comfortable all game long. With a swish-style Golden State Warriors graphic on the front, youll be ready to represent your favorite NBA team during the playoffs.

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The Phoenix Suns have yet to receive a strong enough trade offer for Kevin Durant from the San Antonio Spurs, Houston Rockets or Miami Heat to make them move forward with a deal, sources tell The Athletic. Durant has communicated his intention to sign an extension with one of those three teams. The Suns are hoping that Durant will warm up to the idea of playing for the Minnesota Timberwolves. ESPN reported on Monday that Durant has no interest in playing for the Wolves. When the Wolves pursued a trade for Durant at the trade deadline, they believed he had interest in joining their team. Minnesota could offer a combination of Julius Randle, Rudy Gobert and Donte DiVincenzo that would allow the Suns to remain competitive in the short-term. Phoenix is trying to drum up better offers, said one rival executive. The Rockets have made a firm offer to the Suns for Durant, but Phoenix has s...

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Jalen Williams scored a career playoff-high 40 points and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander added 31 as the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated Indiana Pacers 120-109 in Game 5, moving within one victory of their first NBA championship. The Thunder stars combined for 71 points, marking the 10th time this season theyve exceeded 70 points together. Williams shot 14-of-24 from the field while Gilgeous-Alexander contributed 10 assists. Oklahoma City overcame familiar territory after building an 18-point lead only to watch Indiana mount another fourth-quarter comeback. The Pacers cut the deficit to two points before the Thunder pulled away for good. Thunder Stars Dominate Despite Pacers Rally Williams and Gilgeous-Alexander combined to score or assist on 103 points, the most by any duo in an NBA Finals game over the past 50 years. Were learning, said Williams, whose previous playoff career-high was 3...

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When last season ended, Orlando Magic president of basketball operations Jeff Weltman said his team would be looking for win-now moves. In the wake of trading for Desmond Bane from the Memphis Grizzlies, Weltman said they found a player who fills their greatest needs. The guy is almost the player you would design if you could start from scratch, Weltman said. Because obviously weve spoken a lot about our need for shooting, but weve also talked about play-making and adding skill. Desmond is such a unique player because hes one of the best shooters in the NBA, but hes also a gifted play-maker and he generates shot-creation for himself and others. He creates advantages with and without the ball. Weltman believes that at age 27, Bane fits in well with the timeline of the Magics young core. The Orlando front office leader also said the veteran shooting guard was someone the team had eyed f...

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There were no surprises at the top of ESPNs latest mock for the 2025 NBA Draft. Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper were the first two players off the board, as most expect. Then things started to get a bit interesting. V.J. Edgecombe went third to the Philadelphia 76ers, followed by Kon Knueppel to the Charlotte Hornets with the fourth pick. The Utah Jazz then selected Tre Johnson with the fifth pick. That meant that Ace Bailey fell to the sixth overall pick and the Washington Wizards. Thats quite the drop for Bailey, who was once considered a contender for the second pick in the draft, behind Flagg. ...

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Tyrese Haliburton played through a sore right calf during the second half of the Indiana Pacers 120-109 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 5 on Monday night. Haliburton, who finished with four points on 0-for-6 shooting from the field, went to the locker room early in the game. Haliburton returned in the second quarter with the calf wrapped and played in the second half despite concerns that he reaggravated the injury. Its the Finals, Haliburton said. Ive worked my whole life to be here and I want to be out there to compete, help my teammates any way I can. I was not great tonight by any means, but its not really a thought of mine to not play here. If I can walk, then I want to play. Haliburton suffered a right ankle injury in Game 2 and acknowledged that the current injury was in the same area. With the Pacers down 3-2 in the series, Rick Carlisle said after the Game 5...

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The Philadelphia 76ers and Charlotte Hornets have signaled to teams that they each intend to continue listening to trade offers for No. 3 and No. 4 respectively until they are on the clock during the draft on Wednesday, June 25. The Utah Jazz, who pick at No. 5, have not encouraged trade offers for their selection from teams behind them. The Washington Wizards are a potential candidate to trade up from No. 6. There is growing skepticism that the Spurs will seriously entertain trading out of No. 2. While the exact order of players selected after Cooper Flagg at No. 1 and Dylan Harper at No. 2 is yet to be determined, it is highly likely to consist of VJ Edgecombe, Ace Bailey, Tre Johnson, Jeremiah Fears, Kon Kneuppel and Khaman Maluach. If its not those eight [in the top eight], it will be seven of those eight, said one Eastern Conference executive. The Toronto Raptors, who own the...

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Noa Essengue, Collin Murray-Boyles, Thomas Sorber, Liam McNeeley, Nolan Traore and Will Riley received invitations to sit in the green room for the upcoming NBA Draft on Monday. 13 players were invited as part of an initial wave last week. Another five players are expected to receive invites this week, bringing the total amount to 24 players. Each player is allowed to invite six people to sit at their table. ...

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