Detroit 93, Orlando 79 Series tied, 3-3 If you didn't watch Game 6, the final score makes sense. To the normal person – not from Orlando, not from Detroit, goes out on a Friday night and/or stays in and doesn't watch a Piston/Magic game
Isn't this a lot of basketball? If you love hoops, it is time to subscribe! Five bucks to read about all of it, especially that weird Phil Jackson story. Minnesota 110, Denver 98 Timberwolves take series, 4-2 This was a sweaty watch, each team had to work
No. 5 Houston 99, No. 4 Los Angeles 93 Lakers lead series, 3-2 Yup, the idea of LeBron James' Lakers career ending with a blown 3-0 series lead crossed our simple mind. This series is closer than its title card: Game 3's ending was a
There will come a time, many years from now, decades from now, when people will ask us what the last six years were like, these 2020s. How it felt to tick over into a new decade with that president and burn through a pandemic and incessant war and never stop
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NO. 4 VS. NO. 5 GAME 4 Los Angeles at Houston at 9:30 PM Sunday on NBC Lakers lead series 3-0 The worst part of Ime Udoka's weekend, so far, was viewing Friday's Game 3 game tape on Saturday, watching Marcus Smart walk that
We know how this works. TV Guide introduced this a few decades ago to comment on easily-applauded or easily-dismissed trends in the world of television. They chose "Cheers or Jeers" because "Tears for Fears" was taken, the band was really big at the time.
NO. 3 DENVER VS. NO. 6 MINNESOTA Game 2: Minnesota 119, Denver 114 Series tied 1-1 Stellar outing, especially in that thin air. Breathe through your nose, I kept telling the fellas on the screen. The game ended two hours earlier but I was worried about our guys. Breathe
PREVIOUSLY: NYK/ATL, TOR/CLE, LAL/HOU, DEN/MIN, BOS/PHI, OKC/PHX. The Pistons must slay three of the East's would-be championship contenders on the way toward the Detroit's first Finals in 21-years. Zero gimmies, no breaks. The Pistons will need every blue
Chose this picture because Larry Bird played for Boston, but bought this sweater in Philadelphia. PREVIOUSLY: NYK/ATL, TOR/CLE, LAL/HOU, DEN/MIN. NO. 2 VS. NO. 7 BOSTON CELTICS No. 2 seed, 56-26, No. 30 in pace, No. 2 in offense, No. 4 in defense, No. 4
Previously: NYK/ATL, TOR/CLE NO. 4 VS. NO. 5 LOS ANGELES LAKERS No. 4 seed, 53-29, No. 14 in Net Rating, 22nd in pace, No. 9 in offense and No. 19 defensively. C: DeAndre Ayton – problem with feeding him constantly – ask Phoenix, ask Portland – is the way he
It ain't cold outside anymore, indoor sports heating up. NO. 3 VS. NO. 6 NEW YORK KNICKS No. 3 seed, 53-29, fifth in Net Rating, fourth-slowest pace, No. 3 in offense, No. 7 in defense. C: Karl-Anthony Towns – outclassing an Atlanta upstart in five games