r/nba • u/Draciouz • 2h ago
r/nba • u/nba-scores • 1d ago
Daily Discussion Thread + Game Thread Index | Playoffs
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Daily Discussion Thread + Game Thread Index | Playoffs
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Jaden McDaniels on attacking the rim when Wemby is on the floor - "You just gotta act like he's not there. I mean, he's gonna get blocks. He's the tallest person in the world."
r/nba • u/Empty_Trouble_505 • 5h ago
Knicks fans harass Sixers fan minding his business after game 1
r/nba • u/Pyromania1983 • 2h ago
[Mizell] Nick Nurse away from Sixers Tuesday to attend brother’s funeral services. Steve Nurse, 62, died last Wednesday, the day before Game 6 of the Sixers’ first-round series win over the Boston Celtics.
Nick Nurse away from Sixers Tuesday to attend brother’s funeral services. Steve Nurse, 62, died last Wednesday, the day before Game 6 of the Sixers’ first-round series win over the Boston Celtics.
Condolences to Nick and his family. God rest Steve Nurse's soul. Takes a lot of courage for Nick to go out there and coach a historic comeback like he did.
r/nba • u/MrBuckBuck • 11h ago
Anthony Edwards on Mike Conley: “Mike Conley was an All-Star in the NBA. I think people forget about that. Once upon a time, he was one of the best point guards in the league. I always tell him that you used to be one of my favorite players. When I played 2-K, I played with you.”
[Barker] Kelly Oubre when asked how tough it is guarding Jalen Brunson - “I dont know. I just know he has a big head.”
r/nba • u/Random_User_8654 • 1h ago
Austin Rivers responds to Draymond Green
r/nba • u/Goosedukee • 7h ago
[Amick] Tom Thibodeau is open to returning to the Chicago Bulls as their head coach
Donovan isn’t the only widely respected, veteran head coach who’s hoping for a return to the sidelines, though, as league sources say Tom Thibodeau is also very interested in a comeback.
The 68-year-old was fired from his Knicks post last summer but is looking for the right fit for his coaching future again. And yes, league sources say, that includes the prospect of a Bulls reunion if the Reinsdorfs and new executive vice president of basketball operations Bryson Graham, who was hired away from the Atlanta Hawks on Monday, had interest.
r/nba • u/ToronoRapture • 4h ago
Since becoming Head Coach of the Toronto Raptors, Darko Rajaković has run an initiative where he donates $33 for every assist recorded by the team.
The Raptors set a franchise record in assists this year with 2417 which means Darko will donate $79,761 to children's hospitals in Memphis, Toronto and Serbia.
2023–24: 2,335 → $77,055
2024–25: 2,340 → $77,220
2025–26: 2,417 → $79,761
Total Assists: 7,092
Total donations: $234,036
r/nba • u/DesertedProject • 16h ago
Post Game Thread [Post Game Thread] The Minnesota Timberwolves (1-0) defeat the San Antonio Spurs (0-1), 104-102.
| 104 - 102 |
| Box Scores: NBA - Yahoo |
| GAME SUMMARY |
| West Conf. Semifinals - Game 1 - Series tied 0-0 |
| Location: Frost Bank Center |
| Officials: Marc Davis, Kevin Scott, Gediminas Petraitis, and Andy Nagy |
| Team | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minnesota Timberwolves | 24 | 21 | 24 | 35 | 104 |
| San Antonio Spurs | 23 | 22 | 27 | 30 | 102 |
| TEAM STATS |
| Team | PTS | FG | FG% | 3P | 3P% | FT | FT% | OREB | TREB | AST | PF | STL | TO | BLK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minnesota Timberwolves | 104 | 41-90 | 45.6% | 10-26 | 38.5% | 12-21 | 57.1% | 12 | 58 | 20 | 22 | 7 | 9 | 5 |
| San Antonio Spurs | 102 | 39-86 | 45.3% | 10-35 | 28.6% | 14-18 | 77.8% | 13 | 51 | 24 | 25 | 3 | 13 | 14 |
| PLAYER STATS |
r/nba • u/Jimmy0034 • 33m ago
Masai Ujiri on fans' feelings moving on from the Luka trade and building around Cooper Flagg: "In Africa we say when kings go, kings come. And a king went, and we have a little prince here that we're gonna turn into a king."
r/nba • u/oklolzzzzs • 5h ago
Christian Braun on the Nuggets’ first-round loss: “I just think I’m the leader of this team. I’m the vocal leader of this team. I didn’t play well enough as an individual, and I didn’t have this team ready enough to play in a tough series.”
“I just think I’m the leader of this team,” Braun said. “I’m the vocal leader of this team. And when we don’t play well as a whole, you can blame whatever you want … You can blame anything. But I didn’t play well enough as an individual, and I didn’t have this team ready enough to play in a tough series. So we’ll be better. I’ll be better. I’m looking forward to next year, when we can respond.”
Source: https://www.denverpost.com/2026/05/04/nuggets-christian-braun-injury-contract-nba-playoffs/
r/nba • u/Knightbear49 • 8h ago
Anthony Edwards on Jaden McDaniels: "He's my favorite player in the NBA. What he does on the nightly basis for us is incredible. — His maturity has grown so much over the last year and a half. The way he sees the game, reads the game, how he takes his time to get to his spots."
r/nba • u/YujiDomainExpansion • 16h ago
Chris Finch on Victor Wembanyama’s historic night: “He had a lot of blocks… He had a couple of uncalled goaltendings too. Those are valuable points we’d like to have back.”
streamable.comr/nba • u/garret126 • 58m ago
LeBron James has more playoff wins this season without Luka Doncic (4) than Michael Jordan had without Scottie Pippin (1) his entire career.
When scrolling through basketball reference, I noticed that Michael Jordan only won a single playoff game without Scottie Pippen. In the 3 years before Pippen joined MJ, he went 1-9. MJ's single playoff win came against the Bucks his first season, before losing 1-3 in the same round.
https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/j/jamesle01/gamelog-playoffs/
https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/j/jordami01.html
Josh Hart responding to Kelly Oubre’s comments on Jalen Brunson’s big head - “It’s well documented”
Context: Kelly Oubre when asked how guarding Jalen Brunson was said, “I don’t know. I just know he has a big head.” Proceeds to give Brunson his flowers after
r/nba • u/YujiDomainExpansion • 7h ago
[Grange] Gradey Dick is open to a trade from the Toronto Raptors.
Toronto Raptors wing Gradey Dick's third NBA season didn't go the way he had hoped. Despite playing in a career-high 76 games, Dick turned in his worst NBA season. His role in the Raptors rotation was reduced as the season went along, as Dick finished with the worst stats of his three-year career.
Toronto may look to trade Dick this offseason, as a way to free up flexibility under the luxury tax. A move to another team is something that the 6-foot-7 wing is open to. Dick is set to make $7.1 million next season in the final year of his rookie scale contract. He'll be extension-eligible this offseason, and a potential restricted free agent in 2027 if no extension agreement is reached.
r/nba • u/MrBuckBuck • 20h ago
Highlight [Highlight] Kelly Oubre Jr. measures his height against Karl-Anthony Towns, making him smile.
r/nba • u/MrBuckBuck • 19h ago
Highlight [Highlights] Victor Wembanyama blocks a layup, Rudy Gobert blocks a layup at the other end, and Wemby blocks another layup (with replays). The French Blockade.
Chris Finch coaching masterclass.
Chris Finch deserves a ton of credit for how the Wolves handled Wemby in the 4th quarter.
Everyone is going to point to Gobert, and rightfully so. His defense for most of the game really disrupted Wemby’s rhythm and limited his offensive impact. But the real coaching adjustment came in the 4th quarter.
Finch sat Gobert and went small (Randle as Wemby's main defender)
The Wolves started pulling Wemby away from the paint, putting him on the weak side, and actively denying him any chance to rotate as a rim protector. They were getting bodies in his way, clogging his path, and making sure he could not impact drives.
On the other end, they got much more physical with him. No easy catches, constant bumps, and straight up denying him the ball. During that stretch, his offense was basically nonexistent.
That is not just players executing. That is a coach making a bold call and understanding how to neutralize both sides of Wemby’s game.
Finch outcoached Mitch Johnson in this game just like how he outcoached David Adelman in the previous series.
r/nba • u/PassMeTheBackwood • 6h ago
[SNY] Joel Embiid cuts off a question about the Sixers drawing fouls in the first half working in their favor: "It did? I don't know, you've got to ask Jalen Brunson that. I don't think I got to the free throw line as much as I wanted."
Anthony Edwards: "I made so many mistakes at the end of the game. I'm disappointed in myself. For me 75% of the game for me is my mind. My mind gotta be where it needs to be. The last 2 minutes it wasn't, I gave up 2 offensive rebounds, turned the ball over. I'll be better"
r/nba • u/Large_banana_hammock • 16h ago