When All-NBA teams were announced Wednesday, the Celtics' Jaylen Brown got snubbed. He took it out on the Pacers in Thursday's Game 2.
On Wednesday, the Dallas Mavericks outlasted the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. Who upped their game under the lights?
On Wednesday, the Dallas Mavericks did something they had not managed since Jason Kidd took over as head coach. They won Game 1 in a postseason series.
The Dallas Mavericks and Minnesota Timberwolves have been dunking a-plenty during their Game 1 showdown to open the Western Conference Finals.
Anthony Edwards said he wanted to guard Kyrie Irving. It turned out that no one on the Timberwolves could stop Irving in the first half.
At the age of 39 years and 144 days old, LeBron James is now the oldest player to make an All-NBA team. Nineteen years ago, he became the youngest to do it.
Jaden McDaniels made his first All-Defensive Team Tuesday. But so far in Game 1, he's putting the "three" in "three-and-D."
After a thrilling opening game, here are three stars from the first game of the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Pacers will have lots of regrets after missing a chance to steal Game 1 and home-court advantage from the Celtics. Their coach might have the most of all.
It’s becoming a theme in Game 1. Boston takes a lead with a big run, then Tyrese Haliburton erases that lead with a big three. Boston looked like it had taken command of its Game 1 battle with Indiana with a 13-0 run, capped by Jayson Tatum’s and-one to give them an 87-75 lead.
The Pacers’ longest-tenured player was their most dangerous offensive player in the first half of Game 1.
The Pacers started Game 1 playing from way behind. So it makes sense that their All-Star would tie the game up from way behind the line.
Showing no signs of rust after not playing since Wednesday night, the Celtics jumped out to a 12-0 lead.
NBA voters no longer have to designate positions for the All-Defensive team. That's why this year's first team is nearly an all-center affair.
Draymond Green doesn’t care for Rudy Gobert. But it’s making his basketball analysis laughable.
He hasn’t played since Feb. 2, but Malcolm Brogdon was instrumental in building the Indiana Pacers and the Boston Celtics as a trade chip.
Having a top pick is your best chance to get an NBA star. But this year’s All-Rookie teams show there’s gems available outside the lottery.
Indiana defended its home court for the sixth time this postseason and gave basketball fans the gift of two Game 7s on Sunday. Here are three stars from Friday night’s showdown with the Knicks in Indianapolis.
The Pacers traded for Pascal Siakam with their eyes toward their playoff future. That future arrived Friday in a must-win Game 6.
In a back-and-forth Game 6, Indiana made a run while Jalen Brunson couldn’t make a shot. Indiana went on a 17-2 run late in the second quarter and went into halftime with 61-51 lead.
Injuries forced Miles “Deuce” McBride into the Knicks’ starting lineup. His three-point shooting was hurting the Pacers in Game 6.
Minnesota turned an elimination game into a rout against Denver and turned the Target Center into a 20,000-person party. Here are three stars from the Timberwolves’ 115-70 blowout Thursday night.
The Timberwolves couldn't defend home court against Denver in Games 3 and 4 of the Western Conference semifinals. But in Game 6 on Thursday, they ran the Nuggets out of the building.
McDaniels slashed in to rebound Naz Reid’s miss and beat the buzzer for a 59-40 halftime lead. He scored 13 points in the first half, adding a steal and two blocks.
The Timberwolves are double-teaming Jokic. Sometimes he scores anyway.