Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals did not disappoint. The Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors found themselves tied at 89 with under a minute to go.
The Golden State Warriors dished out a devastating loss to the OKC Thunder on Monday night. After trailing 3-1 in their best-of-seven series, Golden State rallied back behind a win in Oklahoma City and two home wins from Oakland.
Many teams will credit God or their mom when winning their way into the NBA Playoffs Finals, but the Cleveland Cavaliers have something even bigger to credit.
The Toronto Raptors' 2015/16 season came to an end on Friday night, capping the most successful season in franchise history. The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Raptors by 26 points in Game 6 to advance to the 2016 NBA Finals
I’m going to throw a crazy conspiracy theory at y’all: Adam Silver and the NBA don’t want Kevin Durant to leave the Oklahoma City Thunder in free agency.
The Cleveland Cavaliers have come a long way since the team that they were a couple of months ago. Fans may remember a game from early March this past regular season where the Cavs were facing the Memphis Grizzlies
With Stephen Curry back on the courts and amped up breaking NBA MVP history, the Warriors advanced into the semi-finals where they'll go up against either the Thunders or the Spurs.
The #1 seeded Warriors defeated the #5 seeded Blazers in overtime to take a 3-1 series lead. Stephen Curry scored 40 points, nine rebounds and eight assists off the bench in his return from a strained MCL.
Dwyane Wade didn't act as a great international ambassador during the opening of Game 3 of the series between the Toronto Raptors and the Miami Heat. The stand-out guard was captured shooting during the Canadian national anthem
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