Harrison Faigen is an NBA Editorial Manager for Silver Screen and Roll, a part of SB Nation. With a focus on covering the Los Angeles Lakers, Harrison provides in-depth analysis, news updates, and game previews for basketball enthusiasts. His expertise in the NBA and passion for the sport shines through in his articles and podcast appearances.
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By: Harrison Faigen
If the Lakers want to maximize their chances at a title, their choice in Tuesday’s play-in game is clear: They should lose.
Kelly Oubre took a shot at celebrity Knicks fans and now he’s beefing with Ben Stiller
By: Harrison Faigen
Knicks vs. Sixers Game 2 gave us one of the craziest playoff finishes in recent memory, from bodies hitting the floor to what we may have to call "The Brunson Bounce."
By: Harrison Faigen
Dwight Howard is taking to the internet to remind the Lakers about who their starting center was the last time they beat Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets in a series.
Joel Embiid appears to be having issues with more than just his surgically repaired knee, but he didn’t let that stop him from leading the Sixers past the Knicks.
By: Harrison Faigen
Stephen A. Smith couldn’t believe Russell Westbrook wasn’t going to be suspended for his fourth-quarter fracas with Luka Doncic and P.J. Washington, so he called the league for answers.
By: Harrison Faigen
Jon Stewart was a stand-in for all Knicks fans when the broadcast caught his reaction to Tyrese Maxey’s late-game explosion.
Patrick Beverley ended the Bucks’ first-round defeat against the Pacers in the most Patrick Beverley way possible.
By: Harrison Faigen
Pacers forward Aaron Nesmith was called for a kickball that turned into a huge basket for the Knicks, but the referees have already admitted they messed up.
By: Harrison Faigen
LeBron James showed up to cheer on his hometown Cavaliers as they went down 3-1 in their series against the Celtics.
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