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Follow live: Pistons look to level series against Magic in Game 4
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LeBron says loss 'started with me,' cites turnovers
LeBron James shouldered the blame for the Lakers' 115-96 loss in Game 4 of their first-round Western Conference series against the Rockets on Sunday after he racked up nearly as many turnovers (eight), as he did points (10) in the blowout.[read more]
Wemby back, unhappy with concussion process
Victor Wembanyama had 27 points, 12 rebounds and seven blocks in his return from a concussion as the Spurs beat the Blazers for a 3-1 series lead.[read more]
Rockets stay alive, find belief in Sengun's speech
The Rockets staved off playoff elimination with a 115-96 win over the Lakers in Game 4 on Sunday night and credited Alperen Sengun's speech from morning shootaround for helping them believe they could come back in the series.[read more]
🏀 NBA coaching carousel: Latest on open jobs
Milwaukee has found its next coach, while Chicago and New Orleans are looking for long-term fits. Here's what lies ahead for each franchise.[read more]
Sources: Ant avoids ligament tear, to miss time
Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards has a bone bruise and hyperextension in his left knee and is expected to miss multiple weeks, sources told ESPN.[read more]
C's brush off Embiid's return, take control of series
Joel Embiid's return provided a momentary boost for the 76ers before Boston's onslaught of 3-point shots put the game out of reach early.[read more]
Riley not retiring, sticking with 'win big' approach
Pat Riley made it clear he is not retiring or changing his approach to running the Heat after Miami missed the playoffs for the first time since 2018-19.[read more]
Flagg beats out Knueppel in tight ROY race
Mavericks star Cooper Flagg, who shattered records as a teenage rookie this season, earned Rookie of the Year on Monday.[read more]
West playoff takeaways: Rockets survive Game 4 to keep season alive
Here's what has stood out from the latest playoff games of the Western Conference's first round.[read more]