nba finals

Series MVP Kevin Durant scored 39 points, and the Golden State Warriors defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers, 129-120, in Game Five of the 2017 NBA Finals in Oakland on Monday night.

For the third consecutive year, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors will duel for the NBA title.

The 2016 NBA Finals are set: the Golden State Warriors will face the Cleveland Cavaliers in a rematch of the 2015 finals. Here’s a preview of what to expect.

As you know by now, the Warriors are NBA champs, knocking off the Cavs, 105-97, on Tuesday night. Right on schedule, the league has released its Game 6 "mini movie," and it's just a exhilarating as the Game 5 one we liked so much.

Despite having played nearly 100 games already during this grueling NBA season, the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors still need four more wins to claim the title. The 2015 NBA Finals start Thursday, June 4, in Oakland. Here's a preview of what to expect.

Every great story needs adversity. Every great story needs a hero, and a villain or two to act as his foil. And if you're a Mavericks fan, this great story has a happy ending: the Dallas Mavericks are the 2011 NBA Champions.

Dirk Nowitzki didn't play his best game of the finals but he didn't need to as the Dallas Mavericks finally got revenge for 2006 and defeated the Miami Heat, 105-95,  to win the NBA Championship.

Last night the Dallas Mavericks defeated the Miami Heat in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, 112 – 103, to take their first lead in the series in the finals 3-2.

Dirk Nowitzki hit a layup with 3.6 seconds left to lift the Mavericks to a 95-93 victory over the Heat Thursday night in Miami. The series is tied 1-1. Read more about the match up after the jump.

The 24 hours since the Mavericks lost Game 1 of the NBA Finals has been an emotional roller coaster ride for me. So much so that this column has been written and re-written entirely multiple times, and that doesn't even count the various directions I explored before putting virtual ink to paper.