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    Angel Reese and Jalen Duren - Source: Imagn
    Angel Reese and Jalen Duren - Source: Imagn
    Angel Reese and Jalen Duren - Source: Imagn
    Angel Reese and Jalen Duren - Source: Imagn

    Angel Reese Doesn’t Hesitate To Shoutout Jamal Cain Baptizing Ex Jalen Duren With Dunk Of the Playoffs 

    The Orlando Magic continue their dream run in the ongoing playoff, extending their first-round series lead to 3-1 after a 94-88 win over the Detroit Pistons. But beyond the result, it was one explosive moment that stole all the attention, resulting in also getting a reaction from Angel Reese.

    Late in the fourth quarter at the Kia Center, Jamal Cain grabbed the ball and went coast-to-coast. He blew past Cade Cunningham and charged toward the rim, where Jalen Duren was waiting to contest the shot. Not being intimidated by Duren’s towering presence, Cain attacked the basket and threw down a powerful dunk.

    The play quickly spread across social media, drawing reactions from fans and players alike. Among those reacting was Angel Reese, but her response ended up sparking its own conversation.

    Reese shared the highlight on her Instagram Story without adding any caption. However, many people felt there was more meaning behind the post. She has been closely linked to the Magic because of her relationship with Wendell Carter Jr. At the same time, some fans believe the post may have been a subtle jab at Duren, her ex-boyfriend.

    Jamal Cain made a strong impact off the bench, giving the Magic a real boost in their win, finishing with an 8-point and 9-rebound near double-double.

    Wendell Carter Jr. is outplaying Angel Reese’s ex-boyfriend in the playoffs

    The Orlando Magic-Detroit Pistons series has picked up an extra layer of intrigue thanks to Angel Reese. Her current boyfriend, Wendell Carter Jr., is going head-to-head with her ex, Jalen Duren. What makes it even more interesting is that both play center, so they are matched up against each other on the court.

    So far, Carter has clearly had the upper hand. He is putting up 11.5 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 assists per game while helping Orlando take a 3-1 lead in the series. Duren has struggled in comparison, averaging 9.8 points, 8.3 rebounds, and 2.3 assists, which is a noticeable drop from his All-Star level during the regular season.

    There was a tense moment in Game 2 when things got physical. Duren drove to the basket and Carter met him with a hard, aggressive foul that sent Duren to the floor.

    It looked like it could spark something bigger, but since then, both players have kept their tempers in check.

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