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Lakers-Rockets, Warriors-Mavs highlight NBA Christmas schedule
Kicking off the holiday festivities at noon ET, the New York Knicks will host the Cleveland Cavaliers in a potential Eastern Conference Finals preview. This will be the Knicks’ 58th Christmas Day appearance, the most in NBA history, while the Cavaliers bring their competitive roster despite injuries to other top Eastern teams.
NBA Releases Christmas Day Schedule and Opening Night Games
Opening night will see Kevin Durant head back to Oklahoma City with his new team, and watch his former team raise their NBA championship banner. The other game will see Stephen Curry and LeBron James play against one another in another star-studded Western Conference class.
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Knicks draw Eastern Conference contender in Christmas Day showdownThe New York Knicks are gearing up for a deep playoff run as one of the top contenders in a wide-open Eastern Conference ...
Jaylen Brown has been in the NBA since 2016. Ever since the Boston Celtics drafted him with the No. 3 pick, he has been ...
The Indiana Pacers were the story of the playoffs this past spring. After sneaking into the Eastern Conference Finals as a No. 6 seed in 2024, no one was sleeping on Indiana heading into the playoffs ...
The NBA's final four is almost set. This is the second straight postseason that Indiana and Minnesota, two title-less franchises, have reached the conference finals. New York, meanwhile, is ...
Detroit Pistons will win at least 46 games in 2025-26, according to ESPN NBA expert Brian Windhorst and his "Hoop Collective" ...
The Indiana Pacers are making their second consecutive trip to the NBA Eastern Conference finals. They beat the Milwaukee Bucks 4-1 in the first round and the Cleveland Cavaliers 4-1 in the ...
Trae Young is one of the most polarizing players in the NBA. There is no debate about that. There is however always a debate among where Trae Young ranks among ...
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Knicks blockbuster trade idea swaps 7-foot center for 36-year-old NBA championAn NBA writer recently urged the New York Knicks to swing a deal for an aging former Cleveland Cavaliers forward.
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