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Follow live: Knicks battling Pacers in Indiana with hopes to keep season alive
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📷 Trends from last time OKC reached NBA Finals
The Oklahoma City Thunder are headed back to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2012.[read more]
Ex-St. John's star Luis Jr. to remain in NBA draft
Former St. John's star RJ Luis Jr., the Big East Player of the Year and a second-team All-American, is keeping his name in the NBA draft, his agent, Sam Permut of Roc Nation, told ESPN on Wednesday.[read more]
Adelman wants Nuggets in even better condition
New Nuggets coach David Adelman, who was officially introduced Wednesday, wants his team to be in even better condition and open to new ideas come training camp.[read more]
Ant vows: 'Nobody's going to work harder than me'
Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards made a promise to improve after Minnesota fell short of the NBA Finals for the second straight year.[read more]
'No need to panic': Pacers flop but vow to respond
Tyrese Haliburton expressed confidence despite the Pacers falling flat in Thursday's Game 5 loss to the Knicks, saying, "We understand what the stakes are. ... We're fine."[read more]
Brunson jump-starts Knicks to help force Game 6
Jalen Brunson scored 14 of his 32 points in the opening quarter, as the Knicks finally got the start they wanted and rolled to a wire-to-wire 111-94 victory in Game 5.[read more]
Lawsuit accuses Zion of rape, years of abuse
A woman has accused Pelicans forward Zion Williamson of rape in addition to "sexual, physical, emotional and financial" abuse during a relationship that lasted from 2018 to 2023, according to a lawsuit submitted to Los Angeles Superior Court.[read more]
Klay Thompson pays tribute to beloved bulldog Rocco on social media
Thompson memorialized his time spent with Rocco over their 13 years together and wished him well in the afterlife.[read more]
Updated NBA draft rankings: How the NCAA withdrawal deadline shook up the top 100
With 18 of our top 100 NBA prospects returning to college, there's movement in our list, starting at No. 5.[read more]