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The series decider also was the most-watched non-Finals NBA game on any broadcast or cable network since 2000

After a 3-1 start for the Oklahoma City Thunder, the 73-win juggernaut faced three straight elimination games to keep their dream season alive.

The Chicago Bulls player said other Spanish athletes have also expressed their concerns about the virus and are also considering skipping the games.

Four nights ago, I wrote this:

Bo Kimble has firsthand knowledge regarding how horrifying it can be to watch a teammate and friend risk his life to compete in a relatively pointless basketball game.

The coast-to-coast debate over the merits of Ben Simmons and Brandon Ingram expected to take place over the next five weeks might be a moot point.

The Oklahoma City Thunder put the Golden State Warriors on notice with a 108-102 Game 1 victory Monday—a loud, startling bulletin proclaiming the Western Conference Finals will be unlike any series the Dubs have yet played.

Adams, perhaps wisely, cautioned against the assumption that Duncan is done. After all, he has fooled us before.

Dwight Howard was a guest on NBA on TNT on Tuesday night while Shaquille O’Neal and Ernie Johnson were at the Sports Emmy Awards.

Kevin Durant is set to hit the open free agency market this coming offseason and there is a long list of teams that will be interested.

Normally Toronto fans would rejoice over Dwyane Wade throwing up a bunch of bricks. But not when the arena and its inhabitants are trying to honor Canada.

The Warriors are reportedly planning a big push to sign Kevin Durant in free agency.

The NBA announced Thursday the 63 players who will take part in the 2016 NBA Draft Combine, which runs f-rom May 11-15 in Chicago.

Chris Bosh hasn't suited up for the Miami Heat since early February, missing the last 37 games after pulling out of the All-Star Game amid concerns related to another round of the frightening blood-clotting problems that prematurely ended his 2014-15 season.

The Cavaliers arguably looked more like a fully fledged No. 1 seed in the first round against the Detroit Pistons than they did at any point during the regular season.

Before Sunday's do-or-die Game 7 against the C-harlotte Hornets, ABC's cameras captured Miami Heat superstar Dwyane Wade seeming to be overcome by emotion during the singing of the national anthem:

Striking a healthy scoring balance has never been a strength for Kevin Durant or Russell Westbrook.

With Hornets head coach Steve Clifford electing to go big in his starting lineup by using veteran Al Jefferson and rookie Frank Kaminsky, much of C-harlotte’s scoring in the second unit fell on the shoulders of Lin and the Harvard graduate did not disappoint, finishing with a team-high 18 points, four rebounds and four assists in 26 minutes off the bench.

There are a lot of things that aren’t Tim Duncan’s “deal,” and plenty of things that aren’t his “style.”