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Ben Maller on Wemby: "This Will Follow Him Longer Than He Thinks"
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Ben Maller on Wemby: "This Will Follow Him Longer Than He Thinks"
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Jun 15, 202616:238.6K views
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The New York Knicks are NBA Champions after defeating the San Antonio Spurs in the 2026 NBA Finals, and Ben Maller has plenty to say about it.
On this edition of The Ben Maller Show, Ben reacts to the Knicks finishing off the Spurs and winning their first title in over five decades. Ben explains why Victor Wembanyama's decision not to shake hands could follow him much longer than expected, why Wemby's Finals performance hurt his public image, and whether the criticism is justified.
Ben also dives into the growing debate surrounding Spurs head coach Mitch Johnson after San Antonio blew multiple leads throughout the series, including the historic collapse in Game 4. Should the Spurs keep Johnson after a disastrous Finals showing, or is it time for a change?
0:00-Wemby The Poor Sport
5:31-Wemby is SOFT
11:54- Mitch Johnson...woof
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