The Miami Heat made a move to address the area many expected them to before the Feb. 8 trade deadline.
Monday night's NBA action featured a few performances so incredible that a 43-point night capped off with a ridiculous game-winner from Kevin Durant wasn't even the most noteworthy storyline in the eyes of many.
On the surface, matchups between the Minnesota Timberwolves and Charlotte Hornets and the Philadelphia 76ers against the San Antonio Spurs don't currently qualify as "top-tier" games.
Monday night's NBA action proved to be one of the most memorable regular season slates in recent memory, and it featured a few of the league's top players putting on a show that was complete with monster scoring performances.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been the most consistently dominant team in postseason play since Patrick Mahomes took over under center.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers nearly pulled off a second playoff upset in as many weeks, ultimately falling in the NFC Divisional round to the Detroit Lions 31-23 on Sunday.
While it's been an up-and-down year for the Lakers, one player who's dealt with the rollercoaster of results more than many of his teammates is guard D'Angelo Russell.
While the Packers ultimately fell to the 49ers in the NFC divisional round, 24-21, Green Bay RB Aaron Jones took centerstage for a second consecutive week.
James shared a quote from his mother that really puts into perspective how impressive the accomplishments of his family on the hardwood are.
The completely healthy and fully unleashed version of San Antonio Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama may take the NBA by storm again sooner rather than later.
Boston Celtics center Kristaps Porzingis had the perfect seat for the Nikola Jokic show on Friday night.
It's safe to say the Knicks are feeling satisfied with their trade for OG Anunoby.
At this point, it's a widespread belief that the Los Angeles Lakers are interested in acquiring a Chicago Bulls player who may be on the trade block. However, he is not named Zach LaVine.
Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum has cemented himself as one of the best young talents in the NBA.
In the history of the NFL, there had never been a quarterback to win a playoff game against a team he previously started a postseason game for. Not once, not ever — at least until Sunday night.
Being on the wrong side of history is the least of the Dallas Cowboys' problems right now. However, following their ugly 48-32 loss to the Green Bay Packers in the NFL's wild-card round of the playoffs, the team's name will now be etched into the record books.
Draymond Green's return from an indefinite suspension is on the horizon, and there's little doubt that the Golden State Warriors are glad to have the added firepower.
Green has missed the last 13 games since hitting Jusuf Nurkic on Dec. 12.
While we're long past the point of debating virtually anything concerning the Lakers trade for Russell Westbrook, the disappointing result from what had the look of a high-upside big three is blame being shouldered by everyone. Literally.
It hasn't taken long for OG Anunoby to feel right at home in the Big Apple.
The Houston Rockets have quickly made their way into the conversation as one of the NBA's next young and intriguing up-and-comers, and they're quickly proving to be a group that has the makings of a legitimate playoff team.
The Minnesota Timberwolves are scuffling heading into a four-game road trip and star Anthony Edwards wasn't mincing words when asked about the team's recent struggles.
With another supernova performance on Saturday, Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton joined Magic Johnson and John Stockton as the only players to achieve two straight 20-point, 20-assist games.
One interesting aspect of what's felt like an injury-riddled NBA season, is the number of high-profile players who could ultimately become ineligible to be in the mix for season-long awards this year.
Oklahoma City star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander helped take down the Denver Nuggets on Friday and Nikola Jokic took notice.