Bradley Beal’s cryptic statement on future amid Wizards slide

Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks saw their season officially come to a close on Thursday night after they lost Game 5 to the Golden State Warriors, 120-110. It was the end of what turned out to be an epic season for the Mavs and team owner Mark Cuban made sure to send out a special message for the fans right after the game.

LeBron James has taken to social media to react to the Los Angeles Lakers' head coaching hire. According to multiple reports - which appear to have been confirmed by the Lakers star - the Western Conference franchise is hiring Milwaukee Bucks assistant coach Darvin Ham. LeBron has a three-word reaction...

Stephen Curry has finally won a Finals MVP… sort of. The Golden State Warriors star nabbed the first-ever Magic Johnson Western Finals MVP award. It’s an incredible achievement, one that Curry is worthy of due to his outstanding performances against the Mavs. During the awarding ceremony, though, one teammate of Steph decided to poke a little fun at him.

While Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors gave the Dallas Mavericks quite the scare in the closing minutes of Game 4, their efforts were not enough to overcome the 29-point lead that the Mavs built in the contest. A lot of things went wrong for the Warriors, including shooting...

In this day and age of the NBA, the very best players wield power over teams like they’ve never had in the past. But despite the fact that Stephen Curry has arguably the most superstar cache with the Golden State Warriors compared to any other player-team combo in the league, he hasn’t exactly been raring to use it.

The Boston Celtics defeated the Miami Heat in Game 5 of their Eastern Conference Finals series 93-80 Wednesday night in Miami. Things did not look very good for Boston early on, as they had 10 turnovers and outscored 16-2 in the fast break in the first half. However, their elite defense kept them in the game and only trailed by five at the break.

It wasn’t just Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors who were honored on Thursday night after they lifted the Western Conference title following their series-clinching Game 5 victory against the Dallas Mavericks. Los Angeles Lakers icon Magic Johnson was also given the ultimate honor by the league by naming the Western Conference Finals MVP award after him.

Charles Barkley’s feud with the Golden State Warriors fanbase is well-documented by now. It all started with an off-the-cuff comment from the NBA legend, where he dissed the fanbase. As their series with the Dallas Mavericks went on, Barkley continued to take potshots at the Dubs fanbase. Charles Barkley’s...

There are a ton of insane records in every sport. So much so, that a lot of them rarely gain any attention at all. One NBA Finals record is in jeopardy right now, as a Golden State Warriors victory over the Dallas Mavericks ends a crazy 75-year long record. According...

The Dallas Mavericks were having the run of a lifetime in 2022. Behind Luka Doncic’s playoff heroics, the team was able to make it all the way to the Conference Finals. Unfortunately for them, they ran into a yellow buzz saw named the Golden State Warriors. They were able to take one game off, but ultimately were eliminated in five games.

The Golden State Warriors are heading back to the NBA Finals. Following two years of injury-plagued seasons that kept them out of the NBA Playoffs, they are back on top of the Western Conference. Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green are surrounded by a new supporting cast, highlighted by Andrew Wiggins and Jordan Poole, as they head to their sixth Finals in eight years.

Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks put up a good fight in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals on Thursday night. In the end, it was the Golden State Warriors that prevailed as Stephen Curry and Co. now move on to the NBA Finals for the first time in three years.

Klay Thompson just had one of, if not his best performance in this year’s playoffs as the Golden State Warriors eliminated the Dallas Mavericks in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals. Thompson had a lot of fun with it, too. So much so, that the Warriors sharpshooter decided to bust out his best Stephen Curry impersonation early in the game.

Jaylen Brown has had some big-time performances for the Boston Celtics throughout their playoff run. But there’s one glaring issue that continues to haunt him. The Celtics star has been plagued with the turnover bug on a few occasions, with not one, but two games with seven miscues throughout the postseason. It’s no surprise that Boston lost both of those contests, including Game 3 against the Miami Heat that put them at a 1-2 disadvantage at the time.

After landing the Los Angeles Lakers’ head coaching job, Darvin Ham is now set to take the next step: build his coaching staff. According to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, the former Milwaukee Bucks assistant already has a plan in place to build his crew. Apparently, he’s looking to assemble a staff filled with head coaching experience.

The trio of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors will undoubtedly go down as one of the greatest trios in the history of the NBA — if not the best. With those three players, the Warriors became arguably the quintessential franchise of the 2010s, having won three titles in that decade and appearing in the finals a total of five times.

The Golden State Warriors are headed to the 2022 NBA Finals. Fortunately for them, they are also getting reinforcements as they advance in the NBA playoffs. Gary Payton II is finally nearing a return to the court. Payton fractured his elbow after getting fouled hard by Memphis Grizzlies wing Dillon...

Marcus Morris just cannot understand why Erik Spoelstra and the Miami Heat are not playing his brother, Markieff Morris, despite him being available against the Boston Celtics. The Los Angeles Clippers forward doesn’t see any reason for his twin brother to sit out, especially with the Heat needing an extra...

We’re going to a Game 7, ladies and gentlemen! Behind the heroics of Jimmy Butler, the Miami Heat forced a do-or-die Game 7 against the Boston Celtics on Thursday night. It’s a fitting end to a grueling series that saw both teams beat each other up multiple times on the court.

Despite his poor display in the clutch during Game 6 against the Miami Heat, Boston Celtics superstar Jayson Tatum is not getting discouraged and remains as confident as ever heading to Game 7. The Celtics had the chance to close out the Heat on Friday, but after a hot start...