Max Verstappen expressed frustration over the penalties imposed by the FIA, implying that voicing his opinions could lead to further censure. He refrained from discussing his feelings about a five-second penalty received during the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, stating that he felt constrained by the governing body’s rules, which discourage criticism. Meanwhile, Oscar Piastri won the race, overtaking Verstappen at the first corner, while team principals debated the appropriateness of the penalty, with McLaren’s Zak Brown supporting it and Red Bull’s Christian Horner deeming it excessive.
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Knicks 'do the dirty work.' Pacers need to make sure they're ones cleaning the glass
INDIANAPOLIS – The upcoming Eastern Conference Finals rematch between the Indiana Pacers and New York Knicks differs significantly from last year's semifinals, with the Knicks enhancing their roster by acquiring Karl-Anthony Towns and Mikal Bridges, and featuring 7-0 center Mitchell Robinson. Rebounding remains a critical aspect, as the Knicks have been dominant on the boards, averaging 43 rebounds per game and ranking high in second-chance points, while the Pacers struggle in this area. Game one...
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