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Thunder vs. Pacers: The NBA Finals stage is set for a monumental Game 4. Will you be watching?

INDIANAPOLIS — Only twice in history has a No. 4 seed or lower faced a top overall seed in the NBA Finals, and never before has a seed so low led the championship series against the team that finished with the league’s best record in the regular season. Yet, here we are, nearly midway through

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NBA Draft Buzz: Picks Up For Grabs As Spurs, Sixers Eye Upgrades

The past few NBA Draft nights have seen limited fireworks. That may not be the case this year. Multiple playoff-caliber teams are holding lottery picks in 2025, setting the stage for what one league executive called “the most activity” we’ve seen in years. The San Antonio Spurs own the No. 2 pick and are coming

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Thunder vs. Pacers: How Indiana's bench beat OKC in Game 3 of NBA Finals — 'Our second group really won us the game'

INDIANAPOLIS — The Pacers are who they are because of Tyrese Haliburton — because of the way his predilection toward frenetic and decentralized possessions produces one of the NBA’s most efficient and effective offenses; because of his swashbuckling swagger; because of his growing highlight reel of unbelievable late-game shot-making. The Pacers are who they are

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Elite, up-tempo offense? Sure. But it's Pacers' high-pressure defense that has them up 2-1 in NBA Finals

INDIANAPOLIS — It started on the opening play of the game: Andrew Nembhard met Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, out high on the pick-and-roll and was into his body. When the Thunder star made his move and drove, Nembhard was still right there, drew an offensive foul when SGA hit him in the head with his off-arm. That

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Magic open to trading Cole Anthony, Jonathan Isaac

Kevin O’Connor: Orlando’s interesting. You mentioned them. I’ve heard they’re open to trading Cole Anthony and Jonathan Isaac with a first-rounder for an upgrade. I’m just doing the math in my head. Getting Lauri Markkanen for those two salaries is close financially. But do you have too many 6’10” shot creators?Source: YouTube More on this

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