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Cavs Win 117-113 In OT In Game 5 Vs Detroit

Harden had the best game of these Playoffs tonight, dropping 30 points on 8-21 shooting. The game was tied for the last 45 seconds of regulation at 103 due to Mobley's free throw. Donovan Mitchell then went off for 7 points in OT to win it for the Cavs who lead 3-2. Cade Cunningham had 39 points.

By Samir Mehdi

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Brian Windhorst: Pistons Were Hurt by Late Missed Foul Call

Windhorst said officials missed a late foul on Ausar Thompson in Cleveland’s 117-113 overtime win over Detroit, saying, “That call has to be made. 1000%.” Windhorst added, “There’s no way you don’t make that call,” and said if he were a Pistons fan, he “wouldn’t listen to anything else” after Detroit's heartbreaking Game 5 loss at home.

By Raahib Singh

What WNBA Games Are on Tonight? WNBA Schedule (May 14)

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What WNBA Games Are on Tonight? WNBA Schedule (May 14)

Tonight's WNBA slate opens with Minnesota visiting Dallas at 8 p.m. ET, featuring No. 1 pick Azzi Fudd and a Wings team searching for rhythm. New York visits Portland at 10 in the second game, giving the expansion Fire another early home test against the mighty Liberty. Both games stream nationally on Prime Video.

By Raahib Singh

Brian Windhorst: LeBron James Will Not Accept a Pay Cut to Stay With the Lakers

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Brian Windhorst: LeBron James Will Not Accept a Pay Cut to Stay With the Lakers

"LeBron doesn't believe in that. I don't expect him to accept that," Windhorst said after the Lakers' sweep by OKC. "The concept that he's just not as good anymore and he's only worth $30M instead of $50M, you're not getting that from LeBron. If you force him to leave, he'll go somewhere else and play for less money."

By Adit Pujari

about 1 month ago

P.J. Tucker Calls Jalen Brunson the Humble Warrior

Tucker called Brunson “classic J.B.” after the Knicks guard said, “One, I’m not a star. Two, I want to win.” Tucker said Brunson is “the humble warrior” who just wants “to play basketball and win,” adding he is “100%” comfortable sharing the ball because he knows he needs everyone in New York’s locker room.

By Raahib Singh

Shannon Sharpe Defends LeBron James' Lakers Legacy Using Giannis and Jokic as Comparisons

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Shannon Sharpe Defends LeBron James' Lakers Legacy Using Giannis and Jokic as Comparisons

"The Lakers won 42% of their games in the eight years before LeBron. With him, 56%," Sharpe said, defending James after the sweep. "In eight years in Milwaukee, Giannis has one championship, one Finals appearance. In eight years in Denver, Jokic has also one. Giannis is deemed successful. Jokic is deemed successful. Only one is deemed unsuccessful."

By Adit Pujari

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