Marcus Thompson II is a Senior Columnist at The Athletic. He is a prominent voice in the Bay Area sports scene, having spent 18 years with the Bay Area News Group, where he covered the Warriors for a decade and served as a columnist for four seasons. His work has been featured in The New York Times, The Spokesman-Review, and Yahoo Sports, among others, and he is also the author of the best-selling biography 'GOLDEN: The Miraculous Rise of Steph Curry.'
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By: Marcus Thompson
SAN ANTONIO – By the fourth quarter, both Victor Wembanyama and Jalen Brunson had shaken off their respective mediocrity and snapped on their capes. Game 1, the tone-setter of the NBA Finals, sat avai ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Marcus Thompson Ii
For Wembanyama, failure reveals what he needs. It strips away the illusion that talent alone is enough and shows he has more work to do.
The Knicks have a clear strategy for countering the freshly minted Defensive Player of the Year.
By: Marcus Thompson Ii
Wembanyama's performance in Game 3 stunned the Knicks home crowd and vaulted him into lofty company among New York sports opponents.
By: Marcus Thompson Ii
SAN ANTONIO – Victor Wembanyama walked off the Frost Bank Center court sporting something every great player eventually wears.
By: Marcus Thompson Ii
The Spurs star is taking great delight in subduing the Knicks crowd and rendering moot whatever homecourt advantage New York possessed.
Knicks fans have been haunted by playoff misses at the rim. Now they have an all-time play.
By: Marcus Thompson Ii
These stadium invasions get romanticized as elite fandom. But presence is as much about purchasing power as it is about passion.
By: Marcus Thompson Ii
After the Knicks won the NBA title Saturday night, Rick and Jalen Brunson were able to reflect on their shared past, purpose and triumph.
By: Marcus Thompson Ii
Michigan's Lendeborg is a solid player who can contribute right away ... but maybe not with the superstar potential the Warriors need.
