Taylor Barker

It’s beyond frustrating that the NBA cannot accept that giving good players to bad teams is healthy for the continued success of the league

But I thought Ray Allen saved him??

Theres no reason there should be 3 playoff games on simultaneously

Per Lakers: With his second field goal tonight at Houston, LeBron James recorded his 3,000th career playoff field goal, becoming the first player in NBA history to reach the mark. 1. LeBron James (3,000) 2. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2,356) 3. Michael Jordan (2,188)

Bron 28/7/6 “Year 23 Hoe” Bron 8/4/5 “Year 23 Hoe” 😎

Matt Olson is ridiculous and somehow underrated nationally

Since 1996–97, no player has made more clutch-time field goals in the postseason than LeBron James (151). The closest? Kobe Bryant (104). Tonight… The King added another memorable moment to his resume 👑

LeBron has been the best player in a playoff series in his 23rd season. No other player in NBA history has ever even reached a 23rd season. Incredible stuff.

These 2 just went on a 10-0 run in a playoff game

LeBarristan

Hitting the playoff game tying 3 to force OT in the same game you threw an alley oop to your literal son is more impressive in and of itself than 6 rings.

BRO THATS HIS LITERAL SON

LeBron and Bronny lineups in 16 minutes through 3 regulations: 136 Offensive Rating 100 Defensive Rating +36 Net Rating

LEBRON JAMES TO BRONNY JAMES OH MY

Launched by @ronaldacunajr24! #BravesCountry

A reminder that Jackson Koivun is the best amateur since Data Golf started keeping track in 2010. Better than Rahm. Better than Spieth. Better than JT, Morikawa and Hovland. Better than them all.

BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK JACK 🏆🏆🏆 Jackson Koivun is the second man in SEC history, and the first since 1967, to three-peat as SEC Individual Champion.

Despite what my friend and former colleague at Fox suggests here, I am not “anti-Dodger.” I am pro everyone plays with the same roster size. Crazy idea, I know. We are still at the point in the conversation where no one, including in this article, has provided a logical thought provoking explanation as to why the team the has Ohtani on it gets to carry 14 pitchers, Dodgers or otherwise. I don’t fault the Dodgers for taking advantage. Every team would. This is on MLB and needs to be addressed. (I was ready to let this go, but had to defend myself against this “anti-Dodger” claim.)

I wonder what those people who say "They don't play defense in the NBA" are thinking when they watch these playoff games.