Andrew Wiggins' injury during the final six minutes of Game 5, suffered while going for an offensive rebound, raises concerns about his readiness for the remainder of this series.
The Golden State Warriors won Game 5 of the Western Conference semifinals on Wednesday, 121-106, thanks to the supporting cast playing well and Stephen Curry's masterful dismantling of the Lakers' defense.
The Philadelphia 76ers are clicking on every level as they set their sights on an Eastern Conference title and perhaps more.
At 35, Curry finds his window for winning titles closing. The Warriors must prioritize acquiring talented players who are ready to compete and support the team immediately, not in two or three years.
Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole, a disappointment during the regular season, is playing even worse in the playoffs. His poor play has drawn the ire of a former NBA star.
Former first-round pick Jonathan Kuminga has seen little playing time in the postseason for the Golden State Warriors.
To win this series, Golden State needs Kevon Looney and Draymond Green to play well, but the best offensive recipe is the small-ball lineup, putting the ball in Steph Curry's hands and letting him go to work with as much space as possible.
Here's what the Warriors must do to advance to the Western Conference Finals.
After closing out the Kings in Game 7 on Sunday with a 50-point performance, 35-year-old Golden State superstar Stephen Curry seems poised for a career-best postseason.
Andrew Wiggins' play is a significant reason why the Warriors hold a 3-2 lead over the Kings and can close out the series Friday night at home.
Bringing Draymond Green off the bench and plugging in Jordan Poole was a masterful decision and possibly the tipping point in this series.
As yet another postseason run is derailed by injuries, the Clippers must look at options outside of unreliable stars Kawhi Leonard and Paul George.
After Sunday's 102-93 win, the Knicks hold a 3-1 lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers and look primed for a deep playoff run.
In their 129-124 loss in Game 3 to Phoenix on Thursday, the Clippers clawed until the end without their superstar, Kawhi Leonard, a late scratch due to right knee soreness.
Things are looking up for the Los Angeles Clippers in the first round after stealing home-court advantage from the Phoenix Suns without their second-best player, Paul George.
The Golden State Warriors have touted all season their ability to "flip the switch" and play well when needed. Down 2-0 in a first-round series against the Sacramento Kings, the Dubs better get flippin' soon or their hopes for back-to-back NBA titles may evaporate.
If the Golden State Warriors repeat as champions and Stephen Curry wins his second consecutive NBA Finals MVP award, he will join elite company.
The Philadelphia 76ers have everything set up for a real run at the Eastern Conference upcoming.
The possibilities of this season's NBA playoffs are as wild as ever. The leagues' parody has Eastern and especially Western conferences up for grabs. The playoffs are where legacies are built and where the greatest players separate themselves from everyone else.
The Golden State Warriors, who have won four NBA titles in the past eight seasons, are starting to click. With their pedigree and experience, they are a real threat in the West.
The NBA's third annual play-in tournament, which determines the seventh and eighth seeds in the playoffs, begins Tuesday. Read on for our predictions for the tournament.
With the 2023 NBA playoffs quickly approaching, there is a sense of the favorites within both conferences, but you shouldn't overlook these two teams come the postseason.
With the 2022-23 NBA regular season coming to an end, the award winners are becoming more evident. Few awards may be as crucial as the All-NBA teams due to the significant financial implications of the honor.
The trade for Kyrie Irving hasn't worked out for the Mavericks just yet, and now it appears they will have to compete to retain his services if they want to continue the experiment.
It's been an odd season for the defending champs. The Warriors (41-38) are in sixth place in the Western Conference, and with just three games remaining in the season, Golden State could even fall into the play-in. But the Warriors are also a very real threat to make another run to the NBA Finals.