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Channing Frye Recaps NBA Finals

June 6, 2025

Channing Frye dropped by to break down OKC’s late-game blunders and praised Rick Carlisle’s masterclass in mismatches. Frye said the Thunder “got stagnant” and played not to lose, while Haliburton feasted once they stopped putting him in actions. Frye, who’s lived through playoff mismatches himself, compared Indiana’s hunt of Chet Holmgren to Golden State attacking…

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