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Check out how the three former Ohio State players in the WNBA have begun their seasons as well.

The world of basketball never sleeps. The WNBA season has just begun, but the NBA playoffs are down to the final four teams.

The Indiana Pacers, Dallas Mavericks, and Minnesota Timberwolves are among the new teams competing in the NBA Conference Finals against the Boston Celtics for the Larry O’Brien Trophy. The WNBA season has garnered more interest than the NBA postseason due to the debuts of some well-known women’s college basketball players, like Angel Reese and rookie Caitlin Clark.While the number of Ohio State alumni playing in the NBA and WNBA isn’t as high as that of some other major college basketball powers, there are still a few former Buckeyes who have been

Basketball is a world that never sleeps. The WNBA season is just getting underway, but the NBA playoff field is down to its final four teams.

The Boston Celtics and the Indiana Pacers, Dallas Mavericks, and Minnesota Timberwolves are the new teams competing for the Larry O’Brien Trophy in the NBA Conference Finals. Due to the debuts of rookies Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and several other well-known players from women’s college basketball, along with the NBA postseason, there has been more focus on the beginning of the WNBA season. There are a few former Buckeyes who have been successful in the NBA and WNBA, despite Ohio State’s alumni not having as many players as some of the other major college basketball powers.

Mike Conley is an NBA player that has been around for 17 years. This is only his second trip to the Western Conference Semifinals, matching the number of visits the Minnesota Timberwolves have made as a team. Regretfully, Conley has failed to secure a victory in a game during the ultimate phase preceding the NBA Finals.

When he first played in the WCF as a member of Memphis, the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Grizzlies 4-0. The Timberwolves have now lost two close games in Minneapolis this season against the Dallas Mavericks, 2-0. Conley isn’t the reason the Timberwolves are losing the series, even though Minnesota is down 2-0 and the series is moving to Dallas. In Friday’s

As many visits to the Western Conference Semifinals as the Minnesota Timberwolves have made in their team history, Mike Conley is making only his second appearance in the WCF in his 17th season in the NBA. Regretfully, Conley is still unbeaten in the last round prior to the NBA Finals.

The San Antonio Spurs defeated the Memphis Grizzlies 4-0 in his first WCF game while he was still a member of Memphis. After two intense games in Minneapolis this season, the Timberwolves now trail the Dallas Mavericks 2-0.Conley is by no means the reason the Timberwolves are behind in the series, even though Minnesota is down 2-0 and the series is now in Dallas. In the Friday evening’s

Conley missed game five of the second round series against Denver, but he has played in 12 games thus far this postseason. Conley is averaging 11.4 points, 6.1 assists, and 4.2 rebounds per game. Conley has only failed to score in double figures in two of the postseason games this year, and that was in the series opener against Dallas, where he managed just six points in just thirty-one minutes.

Even though Anthony Edwards and Karl-Anthony Towns of Minnesota are two extremely talented young players, Conley’s vast experience will be just as valuable to the Timberwolves. Since Edwards and Towns have had difficulty staying consistent in the series against the Mavericks, the defense and intelligent

Conley is averaging 11.4 points, 6.1 assists, and 4.2 rebounds per game in the 12 playoff games he has participated in this year (he missed game five of the second round series versus Denver). Only two of this year’s playoff games have seen Conley score fewer than ten points; the first occurred in the series opener against Dallas, where he managed just six points in thirty-one minutes.

Though Minnesota has some excellent young players in Anthony Edwards and Karl-Anthony Towns, Conley’s experience will be just as valuable to the Timberwolves. Given that Edwards and Towns have had difficulty staying consistent thus far in the Mavericks series, the defense and clever