5 minutes ago

Paul Pierce Blasts Victor Wembanyama Ejection as NBA Turning Soft

“In my day it’s just an offensive foul and we move on,” Pierce said after Wembanyama was ejected for an elbow during the playoff series. Pierce blasted modern officiating, adding, “Let’s play our best vs your best not let the refs dictate the series.” Wembanyama’s exit shifted momentum as San Antonio struggled offensively after losing its franchise centerpiece.

By Adit Pujari

13 minutes ago

Steve Kerr Explains Why NBA Fans Have Turned Against the Thunder

"As a sports fan, if the same team dominates too much, you want to see an upset," Kerr said. "I never took it personally. I've done the same thing." Oklahoma City has started the 2026 playoffs 6-0 with a plus-105 score differential, the fourth team in NBA history to reach that mark, as neutrals increasingly root against the defending champions.

By Adit Pujari

22 minutes ago

Bucks Open For Business On Trade Calls For Giannis Antetokounmpo Before NBA Draft

Milwaukee is “open for business” on Antetokounmpo trade calls, with ESPN reporting the Bucks want young blue-chip talent and/or major draft capital. Bucks owner Jimmy Haslam said “one of two things” will happen: an extension or trade. Antetokounmpo still believes it is time to move on, and one source said the question is, “Where does Giannis want to be moved?”

By Raahib Singh

27 minutes ago

Victor Wembanyama Will Not Be Suspended and Will Play in Game 5 After Flagrant 2 Ejection

Wembanyama will face no suspension or fine after being ejected for elbowing Naz Reid in Game 4, per Shams Charania. Despite calls from analysts including Stephen A. Smith for a suspension, the NBA cleared him. He will play in Game 5 on Tuesday in San Antonio with the series tied 2-2.

By Adit Pujari

about 1 hour ago

Dallas Wings Face WNBA’s Toughest Early Schedule

Dallas has the WNBA’s toughest first-quarter schedule, according to ESPN Analytics, with Phoenix, Portland, Golden State and Las Vegas rounding out the top five. Rebecca Lobo noted strength of schedule matters when judging early records, saying New York faces only four 2025 playoff teams in its first 11 games, while Dallas faces eight.

By Raahib Singh

about 2 hours ago

Stephen A. Smith: Knicks Look Like They Could Compete For the Championship

Smith said if the Knicks shoot like they did against Philadelphia, “they’re going to win a championship” after hitting 57% from three. He praised Deuce McBride, Karl-Anthony Towns, Jalen Brunson and Mikal Bridges, saying New York has “annihilated the competition.” Smith added, “I think they can win the championship” after consecutive conference finals trips.

By Raahib Singh

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