Why Charles Barkley says 76ers 'can't beat' Knicks
Charles Barkley reacts to the 76ers' Game 2 loss to the Knicks and explains why he believes Philadelphia can't win the series.
NBA: Timberwolves 95, Spurs 133
Victor Wembanyama had 19 points and 15 rebounds, and the Spurs handed Minnesota the worst postseason loss in franchise history, beating the Timberwolves on Wednesday night to even the Western Conference semifinal. Series tied 1-1.
Sochan, Edgecombe jaw in heated exchange after Sixers-Knicks
Jeremy Sochan and V. J. Edgecombe jaw at each other in a heated exchange after the game between the 76ers and Knicks.
Draymond reflects on emotional moment with Steve Kerr
Draymond Green explains the significance of Steve Kerr's message and embrace during the Warriors' final game of the season.
Teamwork? KAT helps Drummond retrieve ball wedged behind backboard
Karl-Anthony Towns helps Andre Drummond retrieve the ball after it got wedged behind the backboard.
Luka Doncic: 'I feel better every day'
Luka Doncic comments on his recovery, and Shams Charania reacts to Luka's comments.
How much of a hindrance will the Raptors' big contracts be to improving this offseason?
RJ Barrett broke through in the playoffs and is eligible for an extension this offseason. How will the Raptors approach Barrett's future? How much of a hindrance will Toronto's big contracts be as Bobby Webster looks to improve the team? TSN Raptors reporter Josh Lewenberg joins SportsCentre to discuss.
How will Embiid's absence be felt by the Sixers in Game 2?
ESPN's Chiney Ogwumike and Michael Wilbon discuss how Joel Embiid's absence in Game 2 will be felt by the Sixers, and who needs to step up for Philadelphia without Embiid.
76ers star Embiid out for Game 2 due to multiple injuries
Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid will miss Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the New York Knicks because of right hip soreness and a right ankle sprain. ESPN's Shams Charania has more on why the Sixers came to this decision.
Webster says Raptors will do ‘everything we can’ to keep Mamukelashvili
Some of the focus for the Raptors this off-season is on Sandro Mamukelashvili, who has a $2.8-million player option for next season. While luxury taxes could make things difficult, Toronto GM Bobby Webster is focused on bringing Mamu back: “There’s financial realities of the NBA, but we’ll do everything we can to retain him.”
Webster happy to build around Barnes and CMB's defence
After an impressive first season together, Raptors GM Bobby Webster spoke about how Scottie Barnes and Collin Murray-Boyles have been able to give opponents issues with their defence, and is looking forward to build around the two. "Clearly the defensive ability of those two is special. What do you surround them with?. We're going to focus on the strength of those two."
Webster jokes about making deals with Masai in Dallas: 'We know all the players he likes'
Raptors GM Bobby Webster spoke about the possibility of talking trade with Dallas, and in turn his long-time boss Masai Ujiri down the line, saying "It's funny when you have someone like that; he probably knows all the players we like and we know all the players he likes. So, sometimes it's hard to do deals."
Raptors to continue to be 'opportunistic in any trade market' moving forward
Raptors general manager Bobby Webster spoke held his final media availability of the season, and said that not only does he have full support from ownership to make deals, but is also happy that the team has all their draft picks and financial flexibility to make any moves they feel are right.
Raps GM Webster talks building off of playoff loss, making trades and more
Raptors general manager Bobby Webster held his end of the season media availability, and spoke about making the right moves to build off of their playoff loss, the contract statuses of RJ Barrett and Sandro Mamukelashvili, the growth of Scottie Barnes and more.
Stephen A.: LeBron's one-man show is not going to work against OKC
Stephen A. Smith reacts to LeBron James and the Lakers' loss to the Thunder in Game 1.
Why Stephen A. is coming out in defence of James Harden
Stephen A. Smith explains why this shouldn't be James Harden's only chance at a title with the Cavaliers.
Stephen A.: The Knicks look destined for an NBA Finals berth
Stephen A. Smith reacts to James Dolan's joke about looking ahead to Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in the NBA Finals.
Donovan Mitchell on not getting foul calls: 'I don't flop'
Donovan Mitchell admits some frustration about not drawing more fouls and wonders if it's because he doesn't flop.
Would a Giannis-Jaylen Brown trade make sense?
ESPN NBA Insider Brian Windhorst analyzes whether a Giannis Antetokounmpo for Jaylen Brown trade makes sense for the Bucks and Celtics.
Windy: Doesn't matter what LeBron does if supporting cast doesn't step up
Michael Wilbon and Brian Windhorst highlight the need for the Lakers' supporting cast around LeBron James to step up.
NBA: Lakers 90, Thunder 108
Chet Holmgren had 24 points and 12 rebounds, and the Thunder routed the Lakers Tuesday night in Game 1 of their Western Conference semifinal series. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Ajay Mitchell each added 18 points for the Thunder. OKC leads series 1-0.
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