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Victor Wembanyama had an off night and the Spurs are running out of runway. Held to just twenty points in Tuesday's Game five loss to Oklahoma City, coach Mitch Johnson was direct — they're going to need to get Wemby going if San Antonio wants to force a Game seven. Elimination is one loss away.
Shifting to the ice, Vegas is heading to the Stanley Cup Finals after sweeping Colorado four games to none, finishing it off with a two-to-one win Tuesday night. The Golden Knights took down the Avalanche without much drama in the end, and their message coming out of the locker room was pointed — the real work starts now. T-Mobile Arena is buzzing.
And over in Los Angeles, the Dodgers put on a show against Colorado, rolling fifteen to six behind a revamped batting order that clearly clicked from the jump. Mookie Betts and Andy Pages combined for three home runs, and Shohei Ohtani did take a pitch off the right hand and left early — but he's still expected to start Wednesday, which is the best news out of Chavez Ravine.
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