The Mavericks have shown they can win games when Doncic scores big.
Indiana made a blockbuster deal to bring in Pascal Siakam at midseason. He showed why Tuesday night.
Luka Doncic and James Harden got the most first-half buckets, but Terance Mann had the biggest dunk.
The Timberwolves had the NBA's top defense and a middle-of-the-pack offense. Tuesday night, they used their stifling defense to create points.
Damian Lillard scored big in the first half again in Game 2.
Kawhi Leonard hasn't played basketball with contact in 23 days. He'll be back on the court for Game 2 anyway.
The Suns and Timberwolves got chippy in their last regular season game. That continued Tuesday with Devin Booker and Jaden McDaniels.
Some coaches don't like to use a replay challenge early. For Timberwolves coach Chris Finch, the risk paid off.
The Sixers weren’t the only team to blame the officials after blowing a late lead.
Philadelphia lost two close games after falling apart late. Now they’re blaming the officials.
The Lakers thought they’d finally get a win against the Nuggets. Jamal Murray had other plans.
The Sixers looked like they had Game 2 in command. But a big three-pointer, a big steal and a fortunate bounce gave the Knicks a 104-101 win and a 2-0 series lead.
The "Inside the NBA" hosts always know how to put on a show.
Josh Hart was a 31 percent three-point shooter during the regular season. Since the fourth quarter of Game 1, he's turned into Stephen Curry.
The Thunder went several minutes without a field goal in the fourth quarter. Then Shai Gilgeous-Alexander took over.
Game 1 showed the Lakers need a player like Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. Unfortunately for them, the Lakers let him go.
Nikola Jokic’s pregame fit should have told the Lakers they weren’t winning Game 1.
There was once a time when LeBron James was not truly feared as a three-point shooter.
In a game where the Knicks’ starters struggled from behind the arc, Miles "Deuce" McBride hit plenty of treys.
Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards had an eye-popping performance against the Phoenix Suns to open his 2024 postseason.
The Orlando Magic have nowhere to turn for offense this postseason.
No one in NBA history has delivered like Jonas Valanciunas in the play-in games.
Tyler Herro almost turned the ball over. Instead, he turned it into a spectacular pass.
After benching him on Tuesday, the Pelicans now need Brandon Ingram more than ever.
Here's a look at the players who have the most to gain, or lose, from their performances in the NBA playoffs.