7 minutes ago

Thunder Turn Spurs’ Injuries Into Chaotic Game 2 Win

Oklahoma City adjusted fast in Game 2, with Brian Windhorst saying the “major move” was putting Isaiah Hartenstein on Victor Wembanyama for 47 plays. Wembanyama’s paint shots dropped from 21 to under 10, while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander “was back” with 30 points. Windhorst said Spurs' injuries now define the series: “It’s a terrible cocktail.”

By Raahib Singh

Shannon Sharpe Credits Isaiah Hartenstein for Keeping OKC From Falling 0-2 to the Spurs

"The only reason that you're not down 0-2 is because of what Hartenstein was able to do and keep Wemby off the glass," Sharpe said after OKC won Game 2 122-113. Hartenstein posted 10 points and 13 rebounds as Wemby was held to 21 and 17, down from 41 and 24 in Game 1. Series tied 1-1.

By Adit Pujari

26 minutes ago

What WNBA Games Are on Today? WNBA Schedule (May 21)

The WNBA’s Thursday slate brings three spotlight matchups: Golden State visits New York as the Liberty open a seven-game homestand with Sabrina Ionescu and Satou Sabally game-time calls. Toronto, already 3-2, tests Minnesota in the Tempo’s first Target Center trip. Later on Prime Video, Los Angeles and Phoenix chase defensive answers after both fell to Toronto.

By Raahib Singh

29 minutes ago

What Playoff Games Are on Today? NBA Schedule (May 21st)

The Knicks host the Cavaliers in Game 2 tonight at 8:00 p.m. ET on ESPN at Madison Square Garden, leading the series 1-0 after erasing a 22-point fourth-quarter deficit to win in overtime. Brunson scored 38 points while Mitchell had just three in the fourth quarter and OT despite finishing with 29 for Cleveland.

By Adit Pujari

about 5 hours ago

Alex Caruso Raves About Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s Confidence

Caruso highlighted the accolades Shai has to back up his play, especially the clutch shot he took late in the WCF game 2 win. "We know he's getting the ball, they know he's getting the ball, and we want him to shoot," Caruso said. He added that Shai has been in these positions before and will be in them again.

By Pranay Mukherjee

about 6 hours ago

Victor Wembanyama Lauds Stephon Castle’s Competitiveness Amid Turnover Criticism

Commenting on Castle's 25-point performance in the Spurs' WCF game 2 loss vs. OKC, Wemby praised his ability to play through physicality. "His competitiveness is unmatched. We definitely need that. He gets us out of a lot of tough situations," Wemby said. The Spurs will count on Castle to produce the offensive impact, but hopefully reduce the turnovers.