New York 115, Cleveland 104 (OT) Knicks lead series 1-0 There was a thought I had, with the Cavaliers up 92-71 and eight minutes left in this contest, Donovan Mitchell splashing threes. Thought the Cavaliers might need to "bottle some of these" makes. That the Cavs, clear winners
NO. 3 NEW YORK KNICKS VS. NO. 4 CLEVELAND CAVALIERS These two met to start the first League Pass night of the 2025-26 season, Oct. 22. Still a little time left to put together a reasonable Halloween costume. Maybe George Plimpton in 'Paper Lion' but then again you&
San Antonio 122, Oklahoma City 115 (2OT) Spurs lead series, 1-0 It may dull, with age or cynicism or accomplishment, but what we are watching here is a superiorly alert athlete. Victor Wembanyama is tall and skilled and can jump high, but his ability to lend danger and intrigue to
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ADVERTISEMENT: Cavs fans, time to subscribe to OnHoops! Help me drive to cover the NBA Finals, possibly in Cleveland! Cleveland 125, Detroit 94 Cavaliers win series, 4-3 Maybe something happened on the short flight to Detroit. Perhaps the Cavaliers became upset after noticing ESPN's website already published a
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NOTE: We need gas money for the 2026 NBA Finals, a subscription to OnHoops helps us get a few miles closer. Love the NBA? Time to subscribe! It was nearly two decades ago that the 76ers hired Ed Stefanski, a basketball lifer, to run one of the NBA's
Cleveland 117, Detroit 113 (OT) Cavaliers lead series, 3-2 The take from on high would be to admonish the Pistons for losing edge at home. Letting the road team stay within slugging distance even with the closer on the mound, a final three outs featuring Basketball Paul Reed. The Pistons
Love a pivot, a fork in the road, a turning point, a Game 5. Or a Game 3, back when these things were five games. Reminded recently of the way the No. 8-seeded Houston Rockets dragged the Finals-bound 1998 Utah Jazz to five games in the first round before prevailing.
Only two games per day these playoff days, typically one of them isn't even a good one. I even saw Dalen Terry enter a game recently, had to tuck his 76ers jersey in for one possession. Possession ended, game ended, Terry untucked his uniform. Terry was a first-round
Washington, technically. By losing more than anyone else. 1. Washington Wizards – worst record, top pick. 2. Utah Jazz – jumped two spots. 3. Memphis Grizzlies – up three. 4. Chicago Bulls – up five, the largest leap. 5. L.A. Clippers – not the Pacers, down three spots. 6. Brooklyn Nets – down three. 7.
You know what's great is San Antonio 115, Minnesota 108 Spurs lead series, 2-1 ... this series. For a little while, when the Spurs led 14-1, you felt as if the score accurately resembled Victor Wembanyama's reach over the NBA. Definitely the distance. Like, every game of