From crazy buzzer-beaters and historic comebacks to shocking mistakes and clutch heroics, these NBA Finals moments changed the game and defined legacies.

Basketball legend Allen Iverson helped the 76ers and Penn Medicine celebrate a major slam dunk for West Philadelphia.

While they are not playing in the NBA Finals, the Lakers nonetheless made seismic news with the announcement that Dodgers ...

Rufus Williams Court in Cobbs Creek Park now features a pair of new full-size courts and two half-courts. Raphael Branch grew ...

Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo is having an offseason to remember. The former champion is making his social media presence loud, with the latest being his attempt at streaming.

Lakers fans hoping to see more of the King and Knecht might get their wish … ’cause Dalton Knecht tells TMZ Sports he and ...

From Wilt Chamberlain to Luka Doncic, we break down the five best 1-on-1 scorers of every decade, and there will be some ...

Thus, the Bulls stood in the All-Star Weekend with a record of 42 wins and six losses. Only the Heat They had been able to ...

It shouldn’t come as a huge shock that the Sixers ended up picking third again in the decade. In 1995 the Sixers were back at ...

Alexander, the Oklahoma City Thunder have roared back in the NBA Finals. After losing Game 1 to the Indiana Pacers on Tyrese Haliburton's buzzer-beater ...

He looked to facilitate a lot more and attacked, with 12 of his 21 attempts coming in the paint, but was probing with more of ...