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Game 2 preview: San Antonio Spurs vs. Oklahoma City Thunder

The Spurs took homecourt advantage from the Thunder in Game 1, which became an instant classic. While missing De’Aaron Fox, who might still be out a while longer, they went to Oklahoma City and handed the home team its first loss of the entire playoffs in double overtime. Now they’ll look to take a commanding […]

Charlotte Hornets prospect scouting report: Cameron Carr

It’s that time of year. The draft order is set. The NBA Combine is complete. Now we get to spend the next month analyzing and misjudging a bunch of prospects that will ultimately end up landing on other teams. But it’s fun, and this might be the start of my favorite time of the year. […] The post Charlotte Hornets prospect scouting report: Cameron Carr first appeared on At The Hive .

What I’ve learned so far from the 2026 NBA Playoffs

Don’t waste youth with the young. There’s a natural reaction in the playoffs to shorten your rotation — you want to play your best players the most when it matters most. Mazzulla started trimming his lineups towards the end of the regular season from 10ish to 8ish in anticipation of the postseason. But not until […]

Rockets 2025-2026 season in review: Reed Sheppard

DISCLOSURE NOTICE: Reed Sheppard is the author’s adopted nephew.* Rockets fans got to see a lot more of Reed Sheppard this season. Which is nice for a player picked third in the NBA draft. Some people, perhaps even the coach of the Houston Rockets, might view Reed Sheppard’s sophomore NBA season as a disappointment. I […]

The conference finals have already exposed these 3 harsh truths for Heat

While the Miami Heat’s season has been over for a month, there is still a lot of exciting basketball that’s being played right now. We’re one game into the conference finals in both the East and West. Is there anything we’ve learned and, most importantly, that the Miami Heat can learn?! Let’s examine a few […] The post The conference finals have already exposed these 3 harsh truths for Heat appeared first on Hot Hot Hoops - Miami HEAT NBA Blog .

Game 1 – Knicks 115, Cavs 104 (OT): Scenes from the greatest playoff comeback in franchise history

I’m speechless. Wordless. The Knicks closed Game 1 of the conference finals against Cleveland on a 44-11 run, turning a 21-point deficit with less than eight minutes left in the fourth quarter into a 115-104 overtime win, the biggest postseason comeback in franchise history. I’ve seen more than 200 Knick playoff games. I’ve never seen […]

Mavericks Part Ways With Jason Kidd

The Dallas Mavericks and head coach Jason Kidd have mutually agreed to part ways after five seasons, the organization announced on Tuesday. ESPN’s Tim MacMahon reported the decision came as Kidd still had four years and over $40 million left on his contract with the Mavericks. Over five seasons in Dallas, Kidd guided the franchise […]

PWHL Arrives in San Jose

It’s official! The PWHL will play in San Jose next season. In a press conference this afternoon, officials from the Professional Women’s Hockey League were joined on stage by San Jose soccer legend Brandi Chastain and Bay Area skating legend Kristi Yamaguchi to make the announcement. While there are a lot of details to be ironed out before the season starts in December, there are some things that PWHL Executive Vice President of Business Operations Amy Scheer can promise. “I think there’s...

Cavs at Knicks Game 1 open gamethread

There’s no rest for the weary. The Cleveland Cavaliers are rolling into Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the New York Knicks after two straight seven-game series. We’ll see if the Cavs are up for the challenge. Share your thoughts as the game unfolds. If you aren’t a member of the community, sign […]

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