It was billed as one of the most anticipated regular-season matchups in years. A historic one. It lived up to that. In what could be an NBA Finals preview, the Cavs topped Oklahoma City on Wednesday,

Ben Pfeifer details everything you need to know about the OKC Thunder vs. Cleveland Cavaliers and why the game might be an NBA Finals preview.

The superteams era is over. Deep rosters, versatile lineups and a relentless style of play are proving to be the best path to success.

Teams in the Western Conference have put on quite the roller coaster performance to start the season; however, the one consistent squad so far has been the Okla

ESPN's Brian Windhorst personally loved the game. He appeared on ESPN's "Get Up!" on Thursday morning to discuss the contest and the high-entertainment value it provided. "This was an advertisement of NBA regular season basketball at its best,

The Cleveland Cavaliers did not enter the 2024-25 season with high expectations from pundits; it seems as though they’ve plateaued as a middle of the pack playoff team in the Eastern Conference, and not too many were high on them considering that they did not make too many moves in the offseason to up their

Oklahoma City and Cleveland swapped the lead back and forth 30 times during the game, and combined for 84 points in a breathless third quarter that Windhorst singled out for prais

The Oklahoma City Thunder had their franchise-best 15-game win streak snapped in a 129-122 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday. A historic matchup of the league's best two teams delivered. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished with an efficient 31 points.

For years, NBA fans have complained about the state of the game. The three-point shooting, flopping, poor officiating, and players who do not play defense – or do not play at all – have driven the fans away from the game.