The concept of “championship experience” is currently observing from the sidelines. This year, the last three winners of the NBA title—the Boston Celtics, Denver Nuggets, and Golden State Warriors—were all ousted in the conference semifinals. Consequently, we are looking at a span of seven years (2019-2025) during which seven distinct teams have claimed the NBA championship. Not only are we …

**2025 NBA Draft: Comprehensive Coverage** **Editor’s Note:** For a deeper dive into the 2025 Draft, check out Jonathan Wasserman’s insights on Bleacher Report or click here to access the article on BleacherReport.com. Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of the NBA or its franchises. (B/R) – Last week, the 2025 NBA Draft Combine took place in Chicago, and …

There’s a single term that encapsulates the 2024-25 playoffs: Riveting. The matches have provided plenty of tension, standout performances, seven-game series, and exhilarating conclusions. Indeed, riveting is the perfect descriptor. This excitement can be largely credited to the efforts and performances of the final four franchises — Knicks, Pacers, Timberwolves, and Thunder. Each team showcases key players who are rising …

In every NBA postseason, there are two categories of key players: stars and X-factors. Each type can significantly uplift a team for a match, a series, or even throughout the entirety of the playoffs. The key difference between them emerges during challenging times. X-factors are not subjected to the same level of expectation or scrutiny as stars. While a player’s …

In a surprising turn of events just three games before the conclusion of the regular season, the Nuggets chose to part ways with Michael Malone, their most successful coach in franchise history. Despite this unexpected change, Denver secured a spot in the Playoffs, achieving three consecutive victories that propelled them to the Western Conference semifinals. Although their journey ended there, …

Williams’ conduct occurred following the Thunder’s 125-93 win against the Denver Nuggets during Game 7 of their conference semifinal playoff series on May 18 at Paycom Center. The NBA issued the following statement: pic.twitter.com/iwe9WgRCOG — NBA Communications (@NBAPR) May 19, 2025