7 minutes ago

LeBron James Isn't "Angry Or Disappointed" After Game 3 Loss

LeBron shot a mediocre 7-19 from the field tonight in the Lakers' 131-108 blowout loss at home to OKC. On the verge of being swept, James postgame said, "I'm not angry or disappointed. Obviously you're disappointed at the simple fact, being down 3-0 obviously. But we still got life and that's all you can ask for."

By Samir Mehdi

2 minutes ago

LeBron James On How This Thunder Team Compares To The 90s Bulls And 2017 Warriors

With the Lakers losing by double digits for a third straight game to OKC and OKC being 7-0 this Playoffs, LeBron was asked how they compare to all-time great teams. This included the MJ era Bulls and the 2017 Warriors. "They're pretty damn good from top to bottom. They don't let their foot off the gas," said James postgame.

By Samir Mehdi

2 minutes ago

JJ Redick Candidly Admits Thunder Have Kicked Lakers’ A** in Three Straight Games

Redick admitted that despite the Lakers limiting Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's impact, the Thunder have dominated the Lakers. "They've kicked our ass three straight games. They're an incredible basketball team," Redick said. Although SGA scored 23 points on just 7-20 shooting, the Thunder managed to blow out the Lakers 131-108 in game 3, an unfortunate result after the Lakers started well.

By Pranay Mukherjee

21 minutes ago

JJ Redick Claims He's Not Giving Up On The Series Yet

The Lakers are down 3-0, losing Game 3 at home 131-108 after leading by two at the half. Post-game, after admitting OKC "kicked our a**", JJ said, "I'm not giving up on the series. We're gonna go try to win on Monday. We're gonna try and extend the series and we're trying to take this thing back to OKC."

By Samir Mehdi

27 minutes ago

NBA Playoffs Bracket Update (May 9th)

Donovan Mitchell and James Harden led the Cavs to a 116-108 win with Harden draining the game-sealing three. They host Game 4 in Cleveland while down 2-1. The Lakers are down 3-0 to the Thunder after getting blown out yet again 131-108. They held a lead at halftime but were outscored 74-49 in the second half. Game 4 in LA.

By Samir Mehdi

29 minutes ago

NBA Analyst Hints at Warriors Roster Changes Incoming Following Steve Kerr’s New Deal

Following the signing of Steve Kerr to a new contract, Anthony Slater has reason to believe the Warriors will continue trying to compete with Steph Curry for the next few years, "Kerr's return is a signal of a plan to reform the roster this summer," Slater said, highlighting their commitment to competing rather than rebuilding after a tough 2025-26 season.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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