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Bucks' grind exemplified by 10 G League alums

Led by Giannis Antetokounmpo, the No. 15 overall pick in the 2013 NBA Draft, the Bucks have a roster comprised of players who have had to grind to prominence in the league. A closer look at the makeup of the roster emphasizes that point even further, as Milwaukee has 10 alumni of the NBA G League on its roster, including starters Khris Middleton and P.J. Tucker, as well as sixth man Bobby Portis.

Gilbert McGregor

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Giannis Antetokounmpo orders Chick-fil-A on IG Live

Antetokounmpo celebrated his first NBA Finals victory in style with a trip to the Chick-fil-A drive-thru.

Zac Al-Khateeb

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Greer: NBA Finals loss will hurt CP3 more than previous playoff defeats

Paul is well aware that he only has so many years left in his career, and he's still chasing his storybook ending.

Jordan Greer

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Giannis Antetokounmpo's Game 6 performance was iconic, and had the NBA world buzzing

The "Greek Freak" put up 50 points in an absolute clinic during Game 6.

Joe Rivera

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Suns' Monty Williams shows incredible class, visits Bucks' locker room to congratulate NBA champions

"You guys deserve it, and I'm thankful for the experience," Williams said.

Jordan Greer

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State Farm commercial predicted Chris Paul loss to Bucks?

Unfortunately for Paul, State Farm wasn't there to help keep him from losing to the Bucks in Game 6 of the NBA Finals.

Zac Al-Khateeb

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DeCourcy: Giannis Antetokounmpo delivers Magic masterpiece for Bucks

Forty years from now, basketball fans will recall Giannis' masterful performance in much the same way people remember Magic Johnson's NBA Finals clincher as a rookie.

Mike DeCourcy

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Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo slams 'super teams'

Antetokounmpo reflected on his decision to sign a supermax extension with the Bucks and the importance of bringing a championship to Milwaukee.

Jordan Greer

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Giannis Antetokounmpo completes Kobe Bryant's 'challenge' as Bucks win NBA Finals

Mission accomplished, Giannis.

Joe Rivera

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Giannis Antetokounmpo leads Milwaukee to NBA championship

Sporting News provided live updates and highlights from Game 6 of the 2021 NBA Finals. Check out all the highlights you missed right here.

Jordan Greer

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Twitter calls out official Scott Foster

Foster and Paul have a longstanding history, one that came to the forefront in Twitter discussions after the Bucks won the NBA Finals over Paul's Suns.

Zac Al-Khateeb

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Sights and Sounds from Bucks title celebration

50 years since their first title, the Milwaukee Bucks are crowned champions once again on the back of a legendary 50-point performance from Giannis Antetokounmpo in the 105-98 Game 6 win over the Phoenix Suns. The title had plenty of storylines for every player on the roster, each having their journey to lifting that trophy and it all begins with their superstar.

Yash Matange

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Giannis reflects on his incredible journey

From a skinny teenager in 2013, to an All-NBA powerhouse, Giannis Antetokounmpo reflected on his storybook journey after lifting the Larry O'Brien trophy.

Benyam Kidane

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Giannis crowned Finals MVP

After dropping 50 points in Game 6, Giannis Antetokounmpo was named Bill Russell Finals MVP.

NBA.com Staff

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NBA players in awe of Giannis' Game 6

Players around the league were in awe of Giannis Antetokounmpo's historic Game 6 performance, taking to Twitter postgame.

Benyam Kidane

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📊 By The Numbers: Giannis rewrites the record books

With a 50 points in the closeout Game 6 of the NBA Finals, Giannis Antetokounmpo etched his name in the record books, putting his name alongside some elite company.

Benyam Kidane

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Player ratings for Game 6 of Finals

The Greek Freak was the only player to really ball out and yet, Game 6 was a thrilling competitive contest with 13 lead changes that went down to the final minute.

Yash Matange

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Bobby Portis becomes meme in Game 6

Portis was the subject of a questionable call against Chris Paul, resulting in one of the most meme-able moments of the NBA Finals.

Zac Al-Khateeb

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Running Diary: Bucks crowned NBA champions

In one of the best performances in NBA Finals history, Giannis Antetokounmpo dropped 50 points to power the Bucks past the Suns in Game 6 and deliver Milwaukee their first title since 1971.

NBA.com Staff

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Giannis' 50-point masterpiece secures 2021 NBA title

In the potential title-clincher, the Greek Freak came up huge by scoring 50 and leading the franchise a 105-98 Game 6 win. Thus, leading them to just their second title in franchise history and first in 50 years.

Micah Adams

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A quick Olympic turnaround for three NBA Finals stars

The travel plans for Booker, Holiday and Middleton will depend on how quickly the 2021 NBA Finals end.

Jordan Greer

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What channel is Bucks vs. Suns on today? Time, TV schedule for Game 6 of 2021 NBA Finals

Here is everything you need to know to watch Bucks vs. Suns, including the tipoff time and TV channel for Tuesday's game.

Jordan Greer

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These Finals have become an instant classic

What makes an all-time great NBA Finals? Is it signature moments? Signature performances? The 2021 NBA Finals between the Suns and Bucks have had plenty of both, dispelling any notion that this series couldn't deliver from an entertainment standpoint. From the big-named stars to role players who keep things flowing smoothly, a number of individuals have had their time to shine in the first four games. As the series shifts to Game 6, buckle up for a fantastic finish to a series that's been worth the price of admission, and then some.

Gilbert McGregor

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What to watch: Can Bucks close it out in Game 6?

Following a thrilling Game 5 road victory, the Bucks have an opportunity to close out this series and win their first NBA title since 1971 in Milwaukee. Do the Suns have what it takes to pick up a road win and extend the series to Game 7?

Kyle Irving

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Bucks Big 3 is proving to be perfect for the occasion

With a combined eight All-Star appearances, they might not fit the profile of the typical Big 3, but Game 5 of the 2021 NBA Finals is the latest reminder that Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jrue Holiday and Khris Middleton should be revered as the star trio that they are. With or without the respect of the masses, they now have their team just one win away from an NBA title.

Gilbert McGregor

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DeCourcy: Chris Paul getting off easy for Game 5 blunder

Chris Paul fouling Giannis Antetokounmpo on an alley-oop in the final seconds of Game 5 was a brain cramp that is being overlooked.

Mike DeCourcy

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Odds, spread for Game 6 of Finals

The Bucks are favoured by their largest margin to win at home yet in the 2021 NBA Finals after they were favoured by 4.0 points in Games 3 and 4. Will they wrap things up and raise their first title in 50 years or will the Suns keep the series alive? Here's a look at what the odds and spreads are for Game 6.

Yash Matange

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Bucks' Big 3 dominates to take 3-2 series lead

The Bucks Big 3 combined for 88 points as they held on for a pivotal 123-119 win over the Suns in Game 5 on the road.

Benyam Kidane

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Booker's offence not enough for Suns in Game 5

Booker became the first player in Suns franchise history to record back-to-back 40-point playoff games, but it wasn't enough as they now find themselves one loss away from conceding the NBA title.

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Holiday's clutch steal against Booker illustrates larger issue with Suns' offense

The Suns' offense has become far too reliant on Booker to make things happen, and the Bucks know it.

Jordan Greer

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Player ratings for Game 5 of Finals

The Milwaukee Bucks are now only one win away from the franchise's second championship ever and first in 50 years. A huge credit for that goes to their Big 3, who all had it going in Game 5, helping the Bucks withstand Devin Booker's second consecutive 40-point game.

Yash Matange

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Adele's reaction to Giannis Antetokounmpo's key Game 5 dunk, using her greatest hits

The internet had a lot of fun going through her discography.

Tom Gatto

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Suns' Devin Booker dismisses odd question about Chris Paul after Game 5 loss

After the Bucks' 123-119 victory over the Suns, a reporter stunned Booker and his backcourt mate Chris Paul with a very odd inquiry.

Jordan Greer

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Suns vs. Bucks score, results: 'Big Three' guides Milwaukee to Game 5 win

Sporting News provided live updates and highlights from Game 5 of the 2021 NBA Finals. Check out all the highlights you missed right here.

Jordan Greer

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Bucks' Game 5 win sets NBA Twitter abuzz

NBA players - retired and the current - took to Twitter to share their reactions from an incredibly competitive Game 5 of the 2021 NBA Finals, which the Bucks won 123-119 on the road after coming back from a 16-point deficit early.

Yash Matange

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Giannis, Bucks deliver another signature Finals moment

The impressive two-way play by Jrue Holiday, capped-off by Giannis Antetokounmpo's incredible finish, came in the final seconds and more or less sealed Game 5 with only 13.5 seconds remaining.

Yash Matange

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Running Diary: Bucks' impressive Game 5 road win

Devin Booker puts up 40 for a second consecutive game but big games from the Milwaukee Bucks' Big 3 seals an impressive 123-119 Game 5 road win.

Yash Matange

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Thanasis Antetokounmpo out for Game 5

Bucks forward Thanasis Antetokounmpo has been ruled out for Game 5 of the NBA Finals due to the league's health and safety protocols, as revealed by Milwaukee's Game 5 injury report.

Kyle Irving

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What channel is Bucks vs. Suns on today? Time, TV schedule for Game 5 of 2021 NBA Finals

Here is everything you need to know to watch Bucks vs. Suns, including the tipoff time and TV channel for Saturday's game.

Jordan Greer

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Odds, spread for Game 5 of Finals

The home team has covered the spread in all four games of the Finals so far. With the Suns favoured by their smallest margin at home so far this series (-4.0), can they keep that streak going and take care of business in Phoenix?

Kyle Irving

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CP3 is feeling the pressure from Holiday

Chris Paul had a historic Game 1 of the 2021 NBA Finals, exploding for 32 points and nine assists. In the three games since the Bucks have been able to make life much more difficult for the 11-time All-Star. Led by Jrue Holiday's hounding defence, here's how they've contained Paul.

Scott Rafferty

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What to watch: Paul, Suns look to get back on track

The home team has yet to lose a game in the 2021 NBA Finals. Will that trend continue? Here are some things to watch in Game 5 between the Suns and Bucks, including Chris Paul bouncing back and the Bucks controlling the possession game.

Scott Rafferty

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Middleton delivers when he's needed most

Early on in these playoffs, Khris Middleton cemented himself as both the Bucks' closer and a calming force in any treacherous situations that come their way. Game 4 of the NBA Finals is just the latest example, and yet another reminder that Middleton's star status must be both recognized and respected.

Gilbert McGregor

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Ranking the best blocks in NBA Finals history

The Bucks levelled the NBA Finals in Game 4 behind one of the greatest blocks in NBA history. Given the moment, given the spotlight, where does Giannis Antetokounmpo's block rank in the history books?

Kane Pitman

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Kareem talks social justice, impact of NBA 2K22 cover

With Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on the cover of NBA 2K22, the honour is in recognition of what he achieved on the court just as much as it recognizes his lasting impact off it, with the cover art for the Anniversary Edition created by iconic African-American artist Charly Palmer.

Benyam Kidane

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Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo has perfectly reasonable explanation for first-quarter subs in NBA Finals games

Antetokounmpo has been spectacular in the Bucks' past two games against the Suns, but he has gotten off to slow starts in each of Milwaukee's wins.

Jordan Greer

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Game 4 ref: Booker should have fouled out after hacking Holiday

Booker should not have been on the floor for the final three-plus minutes of Wednesday night's Game 4.

Jordan Greer

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Bucks survive Booker's Game 4 outburst, even series

Sporting News provided live updates and highlights from Game 4 of the 2021 NBA Finals. Check out all the highlights you missed right here.

Jordan Greer

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Giannis denies Ayton: Twitter reacts

The Bucks' star forward made a pivotal play when he denied a dunk attempt by the Suns big man.

Edward Sutelan

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Giannis' block delivers signature Finals moment

With the Bucks holding a two-point lead down the stretch, the former Defensive Player of the Year delivered an iconic defensive play to help his team seal the win.

Benyam Kidane

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Middleton, Giannis lead Bucks to pivotal Game 4 win

The All-Star came to play for the Milwaukee Bucks in a critical Game 4. Khris Middleton explodes for a playoff career-high points tally while Giannis Antetokounmpo stuffs the stat sheet as the hosts record a 109-101 Game 4 win behind a 19-8 run over the final six minutes.

Yash Matange

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Player ratings for Game 4 of Finals

Milwaukee's All-Stars rose to the occasion, providing big performances in the critical victory. Meanwhile, for the Suns, only Devin Booker stepped up as his game-high tally of 42 went in vain. In what was a thrilling entertainer, here are the Player Ratings from Game 4:

Yash Matange

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CP3 laments costly turnovers in Game 4

The Phoenix Suns turned the ball over 17 times in Game 4, which resulted in 24 points for the Milwaukee Bucks.

Benyam Kidane

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Giannis, Khris lean on familiarity to close-out Game 4

Antetokounmpo and Middleton have been teammates since the 2013-14 season, experiencing all of the Bucks' success and failures together. Postgame, the Greek Freak spoke on what it was like closing out a Finals game with his longtime teammate.

Yash Matange

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Booker creates history in Game 4

Devin Booker's magical run continues as he eclipses Rick Barry's record for most points in a debut postseason.

Benyam Kidane

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Celebs in attendance for Game 4

Famous personalities making an appearance at an NBA Finals game is not new, but Game 4 had plenty.

Yash Matange

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NBA Finals 2021: Big fourth quarter helps Bucks level Finals at 2-2

The Bucks came up with a big fourth quarter to even the NBA Finals at 2-2. Khris Middleton tallied 40 points, while Giannis Antetokounmpo added 26 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists in the big time win for Milwaukee. The win drowned out a 42-point night for Suns star Devin Booker.

NBA.com Staff

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NBA Finals schedule 2021: Full dates, times, TV channels & live streams to watch Bucks vs. Suns

Here is everything you need to know about watching the 2021 NBA Finals.

Jordan Greer

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What channel is Bucks vs. Suns on today? Time, TV schedule for Game 4 of 2021 NBA Finals

Here is everything you need to know to watch Bucks vs. Suns, including the tipoff time and TV channel for Wednesday's game.

Jordan Greer

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Kareem speaks on gracing NBA 2K22 cover

After being announced as one of five cover athletes for the latest installment of the "NBA 2K" franchise, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar spoke at length about becoming immersed in the gaming world and the advancements of the modern-day NBA.

Gilbert McGregor

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What to watch: Bucks look to even series in Game 4

With an opportunity to even the series at two games apiece, Milwaukee will look to replicate what went right in Game 3, while Phoenix looks to clean up a few things in order to move one win closer to the first-ever NBA title in franchise history. That being said, there are a number of things to keep an eye on in Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

Gilbert McGregor

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The Suns have a big Giannis problem

By his standards, Giannis Antetokounmpo had a quiet Game 1 in the 2021 NBA Finals. Since then, he's been nothing short of unstoppable. Following a dominant Game 2 and Game 3, in which he joined Hall of Famer Shaquille O'Neal in the record books, NBA.com's Scott Rafferty takes a closer look at how the two-time MVP has taken over the series.

Scott Rafferty

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How will Booker, Ayton respond to Game 3 adversity?

The Suns' young tandem had their first taste of adversity in the Finals in a Game 3 loss to the Bucks. Devin Booker had his lowest scoring output of the postseason while Deandre Ayton played his fewest minutes of the playoffs due to foul trouble, leaving Phoenix without enough firepower to take a 3-0 lead. The duo will have to bounce back in order for the Suns to maintain control of this series.

Kyle Irving

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Taking stock of the Finals MVP race

Up to this point in the series, All-Stars Giannis Antetokounmpo, Devin Booker and Chris Paul have risen to the occasion by delivering signature performances to pace their respective teams. How has that impacted who will take home the Finals MVP trophy? Three games in, we take stock of the race to MVP of the 2021 NBA Finals.

Gilbert McGregor

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Soundsystem: Is Giannis silencing the critics?

NBA.com's Carlan Gay and Scott Rafferty break down the latest topics in the NBA playoffs and beyond on the LIVE edition of NBA Soundsystem.

NBA.com Staff

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Odds, spread for Game 4 of Finals

The Bucks are on the board and we have ourselves a series in the 2021 NBA Finals. Handling the Suns in Game 3, Milwaukee covered its -4.0 spread with flying colours, winning by 20 points at home. With Game 4's spread and money line identical to Game 3, how will things play out as the Bucks look to even the series?

Kyle Irving

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Cameron Johnson's dunk on PJ Tucker births new NBA meme

The Suns guard put PJ Tucker on a poster Sunday night.

Joe Rivera

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Giannis believes Bucks are on right path

The Milwaukee Bucks responded in Game 3 behind the latest classic performance from Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Bucks superstar believes his team are on the right path, as they attempt to climb their way back from what was initially a 2-0 deficit in the NBA Finals.

Kane Pitman

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Game 3 shows Ayton's importance for Suns

Ayton picked up his fourth foul early in the third quarter of Game 3 as the Suns struggled to contain the Bucks in his absence.

Benyam Kidane

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Player ratings for Game 3 of Finals

While the Greek Freak stole the show, multiple players played key roles in this Bucks win as they clinched a crucial Game 3 victory to get back into the series.

Yash Matange

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Booker unfazed by rough Game 3

Although he finished the game with a playoff career-low 10 points on 3-of-14 shooting from the field, the lowest efficiency he has recorded this season, Devin Booker was unfazed postgame.

Yash Matange

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By The Numbers: Giannis' historic Game 3

Putting up 41 points, 13 rebounds and six assists, Giannis Antetokounmpo had a game for the NBA Finals' history books. Here's a deeper look at how his Game 3 performances stacks up against some of the ones in NBA Finals history.

Yash Matange

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Giannis Antetokounmpo's dominant Game 3, by the numbers

The two-time NBA MVP followed up a sensational Game 2 with another outstanding effort, totaling 41 points, 13 rebounds and six assists in Milwaukee's 120-100 win.

Jordan Greer

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Suns' Monty Williams seems frustrated by Game 3 free throw disparity, calls against Deandre Ayton

Ayton got off to a hot start, scoring 12 of his 18 points in the first quarter, but he struggled with foul trouble in the second half.

Jordan Greer

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Giannis Antetokounmpo powers Milwaukee to Game 3 win

Sporting News provided live updates and highlights from Game 3 of the 2021 NBA Finals. Check out all the highlights you missed right here.

Jordan Greer

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Giannis powers Bucks to victory in Game 3

Giannis Antetokoumpo rewrote the record books with his second 40-point game in a row to lead the Bucks to an impressive 120-100 win over the Suns on their home floor.

Benyam Kidane

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Dominant Giannis leads Bucks to big Game 3 win

The Bucks returned home to Milwaukee, looking to avoid going down 3-0 to the Suns in Game 3. They delivered in a big way, with 41 points from Giannis Antetokounmpo leading Milwaukee to a 120-100 win at home.

NBA.com Staff

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What channel is Bucks vs. Suns on today? Time, TV schedule for Game 3 of 2021 NBA Finals

Here is everything you need to know to watch Bucks vs. Suns, including the tipoff time and TV channel for Sunday's game.

Jordan Greer

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Report: Craig (knee) to play in Game 3

Torrey Craig suffered a knee contusion in the third quarter of Game 2 and did not return. According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, his MRI revealed no structural damage and the forward is "planning to play" in Game 3.

Kane Pitman

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This Suns play is a cheat code, even against Bucks

Whenever the Bucks got close in Game 2 of the 2021 NBA Finals, the Suns had a response. The Suns went on one particular run near the middle of the fourth quarter that helped them regain control of game. Phoenix's secret? Its Spain pick-and-roll that has been giving teams trouble all season long.

Scott Rafferty

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What to watch: Bucks look to get on the board at home

The Phoenix Suns took care of business at home and lead the NBA Finals 2-0 setting up a crucial Game 3 in Milwaukee. Can the Bucks get back in the series or will the Suns move to within one game of a historic NBA Championship?

Kane Pitman

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Odds, spread for Game 3 of Finals

The Suns lead 2-0 as the 2021 NBA Finals shifts from Phoenix to Milwaukee. Will the Suns take a commanding 3-0 lead or will the Bucks get their first win of the series? Take a look at how the betting odds are shaping out for Game 3.

Scott Rafferty

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History favours Holiday and Middleton in Game 3

The duo that lifted the Bucks in the Eastern Conference Finals is off to a rough start in the NBA Finals. After a rough offensive showing in Game 2, Jrue Holiday and Khris Middleton must deliver signature bounce-back performances, or they run the risk of their team falling in a historically insurmountable series deficit. If we've learned anything in these playoffs, it's that this tandem is more than capable of doing so.

Gilbert McGregor

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Ranking Booker's toughest shots from Game 2

Devin Booker started Game 2 shooting 1-for-7 from the field in the first 10 minutes of the first quarter but you know what they say... shooters shoot. The 24-year-old superstar's confidence didn't waver, as he continued to let it fly until he got into a rhythm. The result: a team-high 31 points on seven 3-pointers, delivering big shot after big shot to place the Suns two wins away from an NBA title.

Kyle Irving

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Booker's big night helps Suns take 2-0 Finals lead

The Phoenix Suns have taken care of business at home and now lead 2-0 in the NBA Finals after a big night from Devin Booker. The Suns star hit a series of big shots in the second half to help Phoenix hold off a monster night from Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Kane Pitman

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Suns remain focused despite 2-0 series lead

While the Suns celebrated multiple factors behind their 118-108 Game 2 victory, coach Monty Williams and Suns players stressed on the need to remain 'locked-in' despite the 2-0 series lead, as the series now shifts to Milwaukee.

Yash Matange

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Player ratings for Game 2 of Finals

A balanced performance from the Suns in Game 2, led by Devin Booker, allowed them to withstand a 42-point, 12-rebound effort from Giannis Antetokounmpo in their 118-108 victory.

Yash Matange

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No excuses for Giannis after monster Game 2

The recovery of Giannis Antetokounmpo after a left knee injury continues to be a remarkable story. After an impressive Game 1, the two-time MVP exploded for 42 points in Game 2 despite the injury. Antetokounmpo denies there is any excuse, with the Bucks now facing a 2-0 hole in the series.

Kane Pitman

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Suns' Ayton: Williams' Game 2 pep talk 'got me going'

During Phoenix's 118-108 win over Milwaukee on Thursday night, Suns coach Monty Williams could sense his big man's frustration.

Jordan Greer

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Phoenix takes Game 2 despite monster Giannis performance

Sporting News provided live updates and highlights from Game 2 of the 2021 NBA Finals. Check out all the highlights you missed right here.

Jordan Greer

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Twitter reacts to Jrue Holiday's NBA Finals performance, compares him to Eric Bledsoe

Bucks Twitter is not looking upon the Holiday-Bledsoe trade favorably after two NBA Finals losses.

Jacob Camenker

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Greer: Suns show what 'good to great' looks like at its best

For one possession during Game 2 of the NBA Finals, the Suns looked positively Spurs-ian.

Jordan Greer

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Balanced Suns offence overcomes Giannis' 42

Yet again, the Suns backcourt led from the front as they combined for 54 with Devin Booker scoring 31 but this time they received a lot more help. Despite a 42-point, 12-rebound effort from Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Suns sealed the win behind a playoff franchise record 20 3-pointers with all their starters finishing in double figures.

NBA.com Staff

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What channel is Bucks vs. Suns on today? Time, TV schedule for Game 2 of 2021 NBA Finals

Here is everything you need to know to watch Bucks vs. Suns, including the tipoff time and TV channel for Thursday's game.

Jordan Greer

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What to watch: Bucks look to steal one in Phoenix

The Suns protected home court in Game 1, defeating the Bucks behind a flurry of pick-and-rolls between Chris Paul, Devin Booker and Deandre Ayton. Can Milwaukee find an answer to Phoenix's unstoppable offensive set to steal one on the road?

Kyle Irving

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Ayton is a mismatch nightmare in Suns PnR

Chris Paul and Devin Booker have received a lot of credit for how they've been able to manipulate defences in the pick-and-roll throughout the playoffs. Game 1 of the Finals was no exception as the Suns rode their favourite set to a victory once again. While Paul and Booker have been sensational, the key to the Phoenix's success in the screen-and-roll has been Deandre Ayton, the Suns' unsung hero.

Kyle Irving

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Suns-Bucks snaps Shaq's unique Finals streak

The 2021 NBA Finals is the first championship series since 1971 to not have a single former NBA Champion on either roster. That rare event also puts an end to one of the most unique streaks in the NBA, which has been on since 1984.

Yash Matange

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Suns' Monty Williams, Devin Booker react to Dario Saric's season-ending knee injury: 'It hurt our whole group'

Phoenix announced Wednesday afternoon that Saric has suffered a torn ACL in his right knee and will be out indefinitely.

Jordan Greer

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Odds, spread for Game 2 of Finals

On Thursday, the Suns will host the Bucks in Game 2 of the 2021 NBA Finals. After Phoenix covered the spread and the over hit in Game 1, take a look at how the odds have adjusted ahead of Game 2.

Kyle Irving

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Saric out indefinitely with torn ACL

Dario Saric suffered the injury on a drive to the basket in Game 1 of the 2021 NBA Finals. He will be sidelined indefinitely.

Scott Rafferty

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DeCourcy: Deandre Ayton is proving a perfect fit with Suns

Deandre Ayton endured some criticism early on, but the former No. 1 pick may help deliver the Suns a championship.

Mike DeCourcy

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Booker, Giannis take Kobe's influence to Finals

If you notice a Mamba Mentality permeating the 2021 NBA Finals, you're not alone. On the cusp of the ultimate prize, both Giannis Antetokounmpo and Devin Booker look to finish the job while using key elements of wisdom imparted unto them from one of the greatest to ever play the game. From pushing mindsets of "MVP" to "Be Legendary," we look at how Kobe Bryant inspired two of the game's brightest young stars to raise their games to a level most never thought possible.

Gilbert McGregor

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CP3 leaves Bucks with more questions than answers

Chris Paul dominated Game 1 of the Finals, leading the Suns to victory with 32 points and nine assists. The 11-time All-Star has had a number of big games in these playoffs, but there was one thing in particular he did in Game 1 that we haven't seen from him since he was teammates with James Harden in Houston. NBA.com's Scott Rafferty takes a closer look.

Scott Rafferty

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Adam Silver weighs in on ESPN's decision regarding Rachel Nichols

The NBA commissioner responded to the video of Rachel Nichols saying that Maria Taylor was given NBA Finals reporting role because ESPN faced pressure to be more diverse.

Edward Sutelan

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Player ratings for Game 1 of Finals

Given their sizeable 13-point margin of victory, plenty of Suns players received high ratings for their performance in Game 1 whereas, the same couldn't be said for all the Bucks rotation players.

Yash Matange

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CP3's takeover in Finals debut surprised nobody

In Game 1 of the 2021 NBA Finals, Chris Paul was the star. Putting up game-highs of 32 points and nine assists, he led from the front as the Suns clinched Game 1, 118-105.

Yash Matange

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Paul had answer for everything Bucks' defense threw at him in Game 1

Still thriving in Year 16, the future Hall of Famer has seen every kind of defense and knows how to dissect whatever is thrown his way.

Jordan Greer

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Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo on playing in NBA Finals after knee injury: 'I thought I'm going to be out for the year'

Antetokounmpo had 20 points, 17 rebounds and four assists in Milwaukee's 118-105 loss to Phoenix in Game 1.

Jordan Greer

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Chris Paul leads Suns to Game 1 win over Bucks

Sporting News provided live updates and highlights from Game 1 of the 2021 NBA Finals. Check out all the highlights you missed right here.

Jordan Greer

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Twitter compares Giannis Antetokounmpo NBA Finals block vs. Suns to LeBron James' vs. Warriors in 2016

Antetokounmpo logged one of the best blocks in recent NBA Finals history against the Suns. Was it as good as James' 2016 block vs. the Warriors? weighed in on that topic.

Jacob Camenker

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Giannis channels LeBron with chasedown block

While it wasn't quite LeBron's Game 7 epic, Giannis Antetokounmpo pulled off a ridiculous chasedown block in Game 1, that looked eerily similar to the King's.

Benyam Kidane

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Giannis discusses initial fear from injury

The Milwaukee Bucks may have lost Game 1 of the NBA Finals, but they were boosted by the return of Giannis Antetokounmpo. The two-time MVP suffered a nasty hyperextension of his left knee just a week earlier, and opened up about his fears of missing the rest of the postseason following a successful return to the floor.

Kane Pitman

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Saric leaves Game 1 early with knee injury

Dario Saric's first NBA Finals game only lasted 2:24 minutes as he exited for the locker room after landing awkwardly on his right knee. He was later ruled out of the game upon evaluation.

Yash Matange

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Booker and Paul torch Bucks in Game 1

The Phoenix Suns turned in an impressive performance in Game 1, securing a 118-105 win at home over the Milwaukee Bucks.

Benyam Kidane

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Giannis (knee) 'available' for Game 1

Giannis Antetokounmpo suffered a hyperextended left knee injury in Milwaukee's Game 4 loss to Atlanta in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Scott Rafferty

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Phoenix take Game 1 behind big night for Chris Paul

Phoenix handled their business at home, taking Game 1 118-105. The duo of Chris Paul and Devin Booker combined for 59 points in the impressive first up performance in the Finals.

NBA.com Staff

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Latest on Giannis' injury status

Sporting News has you covered on everything you need to know about Antetokounmpo's injury status ahead of Game 1 of the NBA Finals.

Zac Al-Khateeb

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Bucks vs. Suns predictions, picks, schedule & more

Everything you need to know about the Bucks and Suns ahead of the 2021 NBA Finals.

Jordan Greer

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The most pressing questions entering Finals

Can the Bucks win without Giannis Antetokounmpo? What are the keys to victory for the Suns? Who is the biggest X-Factor in the series? Ahead of Game 1, our NBA.com Staff answers the most pressing questions in the 2021 NBA Finals.

Scott Rafferty

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Rachel Nichols sidelined from sideline reporting at NBA Finals

Malika Andrews will take the role as sideline reporter for the NBA Finals between the Suns and Bucks.

Edward Sutelan

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What channel is Bucks vs. Suns on today? Time, TV schedule for Game 1 of 2021 NBA Finals

Sporting News has you covered on how to watch Game 1 of the NBA Finals matchup between the Bucks and Suns:

Zac Al-Khateeb

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X-Factors who can decide Finals

On the NBA's biggest and brightest stage, the pressure often falls on the shoulders of the stars who carried their teams to this point in the season. While it's vitally important for the likes of Chris Paul, Devin Booker, Deandre Ayton, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday to keep pace with their postseason output thus far, who are the other players who could help decide which team wins the Finals?

Kyle Irving

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Williams' motivation and strategy fuel Suns

With the perfect blend of motivation and strategy, Monty Williams continues to resonate with his team while getting them to embrace the championship-level work ethic and commitment that he spoke of when he was introduced as head coach in May of 2019. Now, the 2021 NBCA Coach of the Year leads his team to their hardest challenge to date.

Gilbert McGregor

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Odds, spread for Game 1 of Finals

On Tuesday, the Suns will host the Bucks in Game 1 of the 2021 NBA Finals. Take a look at how the betting odds are shaping out entering the series.

Scott Rafferty

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Finals preview: Will CP3's fairytale run continue?

The Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns will square off for the 2021 NBA title after both teams emerged from their respective Conferences in six games. Will Giannis Antetokounmpo be able to bring a chip to Milwaukee or will the Chris Paul fairytale in Phoenix continue?

Benyam Kidane

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NBA Finals by the numbers

The Bucks make their first Finals appearance in 47 years, while the Suns return to the NBA Finals stage for the first time in 28 years. Take a by-the-numbers look at the 2021 NBA Finals.

Official Release

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Five stats that will shape the Finals

The 2021 NBA Finals is going to be a battle between two of the best teams in the league, one that will feature four multi-time All-Stars in Chris Paul, Devin Booker, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton. From Antetokounmpo's success against the Suns during the regular season to where both of these teams excel, here are five stats that loom large entering the series.

Scott Rafferty

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Khris, Jrue and Bucks wildcard as wait continues on Giannis

Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday stepped up in a major way during the Eastern Conference Finals, producing mammoth performances across Game 5 and 6 without Giannis Antetokounmpo. With the Milwaukee superstar's availability unknown, can the pair continue to carry the load for the Bucks?

Kane Pitman

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Paul, Holiday hold the keys in Finals

The matchup between Chris Paul and Jrue Holiday is set to be one of the most pivotal one-on-one battles in the NBA Finals.

Benyam Kidane

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Tucker reminisces return to 'second home' of PHX

After playing out his rookie year in Toronto (2006-07), P.J.Tucker was forced to travel across the Atlantic to play professional basketball. For five years, he competed in professional leagues in Greece, Italy, Isarel and Ukraine before getting his break with in 2012 in Phoenix, a place he calls his second home.

Yash Matange

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2021 NBA Finals schedule

The Bucks and Suns will battle in the 2021 NBA Finals. The series will begin on Tuesday, July 6 (ET) in Phoenix. If there's a Game 7, it will be played on Thursday, July 22 in Phoenix.

NBA.com Staff

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Ayton joins select group of No. 1 picks

Deandre Ayton has emerged as a major piece of the Phoenix Suns remarkable postseason run. In just his third season, Ayton joins a select number of No. 1 picks to reach the NBA in their first postseason run.

Kane Pitman

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Middleton delivers in Game 6 to send Bucks to Finals

Khris Middleton caught fire in the third quarter, scoring 23 of his game-high 32 points to lead the Bucks to a 118-107 win and book their spot in the NBA Finals.

Benyam Kidane

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Craig is an NBA champion regardless of the result

The Suns acquired Craig from the Bucks in a mid-season trade for cash considerations and will square off against his former team in the NBA Finals.

Benyam Kidane

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Middleton has established himself as Bucks' playoff closer

Middleton scored a game-high 32 points in Milwaukee's 118-107 victory over Atlanta on Saturday night, propelling the Bucks to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1974.

Jordan Greer

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Marv Albert gets warm sendoff from TNT colleagues after final broadcast

The play-by-play announcer signs off one final time after 55 years of calling games.

Tom Gatto

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Young available for Game 6

Trae Young suffered an ankle injury in Atlanta's Game 3 loss to Milwaukee and underwent an MRI that revealed a bone bruise. After missing Game 4 and Game 6, he' is set to return tonight.

Scott Rafferty

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Antetokounmpo ruled out for Game 6 vs. Hawks

Milwaukee will attempt to win the decisive Eastern Conference finals game without its star player.

Zac Al-Khateeb

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Bucks vs. Hawks injury updates: Will Giannis Antetokounmpo, Trae Young play in Game 6?

Here are the latest updates on Antetokounmpo and Young ahead of Saturday's Game 6.

Jordan Greer

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What to watch: Bucks look to close out Hawks in Game 6

Game 5 saw two teams compete without their best players and the Bucks prevailed behind massive performances from their supporting cast to take a 3-2 lead in the series. One win away from the NBA Finals, can Milwaukee close things out on the road in Atlanta to win the Eastern Conference?

Kyle Irving

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Can Atlanta slow down Milwaukee's paint dominance?

Without Giannis Antetokounmpo in the lineup, the Atlanta Hawks could have been tricked into believing Milwaukee's paint dominance would subside in Game 5. The exact opposite played out, with the Bucks parade to the basket inside remaining a major problem.

Kane Pitman

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Hawks head home with season on the line after Game 5 loss

The Atlanta Hawks fairytale run is on the brink of elimination after a Game 5 loss in Milwaukee. Unable to slow down the Bucks' paint dominance the Hawks were never really in the game in a tough road loss that leaves them trailing 3-2 in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Kane Pitman

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Portis bring infectious energy after replacing injured Gianns

Replacing Giannis Antetokounmpo in the starting lineup is no small task, but the infectious energy of Bobby Portis ensured the Milwaukee Bucks got off to a hot start and finished the job in a big Game 5 win at home.

Kane Pitman

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How Lopez, Bucks bullied Hawks in Game 5

The Bucks bullied the Hawks on the interior throughout Game 5 in cruising to a 123-112 win and 3-2 series lead in the Eastern Conference finals.

Jordan Greer

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Lopez erupts for 33 points as Bucks take Game 5

Without Giannis Antetokounmpo the Milwaukee Bucks needed to find contributors on the offensive end of the floor. Brook Lopez was that man, pouring in a career postseason high 33 points as Milwaukee take a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Kane Pitman

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Bucks vs. Hawks injury updates: Will Giannis Antetokounmpo, Trae Young play in Game 5?

Here are the latest updates on Antetokounmpo and Young ahead of Thursday's Game 5.

Jordan Greer

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Can the Bucks get it done without Giannis?

With the status of Giannis Antetokounmpo for the Eastern Conference Finals unknown, the responsibility will shift to Khris Middleton and Jrue Holiday, with the Bucks needing two wins to advance to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1974.

Kane Pitman

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What to watch: ECF reaches pivotal Game 5

The Trae Young-less Hawks stunned the Bucks in Game 4 to even the series at 2-2 and Milwaukee may be without Giannis Antetokounmpo moving forward. The two-time MVP suffered a knee injury in the loss, but his MRI results reportedly came back better than expected. Still listed as doubtful for Game 5, can the Bucks get it done without their best player?

Kyle Irving

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How long is Giannis Antetokounmpo out? Injury timeline, return date, latest updates on Bucks star

The Bucks will be without their superstar for the foreseeable future, though there's no set return date.

Joe Rivera

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Bucks face anxious wait on Antetokounmpo's knee

Game 4 was a disaster for Milwaukee, with a blowout loss being trumped by a knee injury to Giannis Antetokounmpo. The two-time MVP suffered the hyperextension injury during the third quarter and will now face an MRI to determine the severity of the damage.

Kane Pitman

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Lou Williams is still a bucket

It was "next man up" for the Atlanta Hawks in Game 4 as Lou Williams stepped in for Trae Young, powering his team to a pivotal Game 4 win.

Benyam Kidane

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Without Young, Hawks stun Bucks in Game 4

In his first career playoff start, veteran Lou Williams finished with 21 points and eight assists, as he led the Hawks to a stunning series-levelling Game 4 victory, despite superstar Trae Young not suiting up.

Yash Matange

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Giannis leaves Game 4 with left knee injury

Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo landed awkwardly on his left leg, hyperextending his left knee during the third quarter of Game 4 against the Atlanta Hawks. Antetokounmpo was helped from the floor and went back to the locker room before being ruled out for the rest of the night.

NBA.com Staff

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Giannis Antetokounmpo injury update: Bucks star out for rest of Game 4 with left knee injury

Antetokounmpo went down in the third quarter of the Eastern Conference finals contest after attempting to block a Clint Capela dunk at the rim.

Jordan Greer

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Charles Barkley suggests Hawks replace injured Trae Young with Jeff Teague — who plays for Bucks

"He's not exactly on the Atlanta Hawks' roster," Ernie Johnson said in response to Barkley's suggestion.

Jordan Greer

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Trae Young ruled out of Game 4 vs. Bucks

Young exited Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals after accidentally stepping on a referee's foot. He did not return.

Zac Al-Khateeb

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The Hawks have created an atmosphere like no other

The Hawks might have come up short in Game 3, but the game was still a reminder that the franchise's culture has become one with that of the city. From Chris Tucker, 2 Chainz and Cam Newton sitting courtside to musical performances during timeouts, this is Atlanta's team through and through. The Hawks may be down, but with an opportunity to play in front of their fans again in Game 4, they're definitely not out.

Gilbert McGregor

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Nike unveils Giannis' Zoom Freak 3

Equipped with a forefoot strap, the Zoom Freak 3 is a shoe fit for a two-time MVP. The first two colourways of Giannis Antetokounmpo's third signature sneaker are set for an August launch in North America.

Gilbert McGregor

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Biggest factors entering Game 4 of Bucks-Hawks

In Game 4, they have a chance to put a stranglehold on the series by extending their lead to a commanding 3-1 position. Can they do that or will the Hawks, even with an injured Trae Young, retaliate to tie-up the series? Below, find everything you need to know ahead of a pivotal Game 4.

Benyam Kidane

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Troubling trend emerging for Hawks

The Hawks gave up 15 offensive rebounds to the Bucks in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals, which had a hand in Milwaukee scoring 18 second-chance points. It was only one game, but this isn't the first time this season Milwaukee has punished Atlanta on the offensive glass.

Scott Rafferty

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After MRI, Trae Young listed as 'questionable'

Is Trae Young playing in Game 4 of the Hawks vs. Bucks series? It may depend on how well the bone bruise in his foot heals up before Tuesday night.

Jacob Camenker

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Giannis Antetokounmpo OK to cede spotlight to Khris Middleton in fourth quarter

Giannis just wants to be a winner, and that's all that matters.

Joe Rivera

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Giannis, Bucks heap praise on Middleton

Given the nature and standard of Khris Middleton's performance, it wasn't only Giannis Antetokounmpo applauding him. Multiple Bucks spoke highly of his play as the 6-foot- wing's red-hot fourth quarter led the Bucks to the Game 3 win and a 2-1 series lead.

Yash Matange

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Middleton sparks late run in Game 3 win

Khris Middleton tied his playoff career-high of 38, 20 of which came in the fourth quarter. He single-handedly outscored the Hawks in the final quarter as his scoring punch carried the Bucks' 25-7 game-sealing run.

Yash Matange

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Young to undergo MRI on sprained ankle

Young tweaked his ankle in the third quarter, with his status for Game 4 uncertain.

Benyam Kidane

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Trae Young's injury slowed Hawks' roll in Game 3; will it halt their run to Finals?

Atlanta's point guard sprained an ankle when he stepped on a referee's foot. The injury helped turn a lead into a loss and a 2-1 deficit in the East finals.

Tom Gatto

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Twitter reacts to Khris Middleton's dominant fourth-quarter performance

Khris Middleton came alive in the fourth quarter of the Bucks' Game 3 win over the Hawks. He scored 20 points and thrilled Milwaukee supporters and NBA fans, who voiced their opinions on Twitter.

Jacob Camenker

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Hawks' run sets up momentous Game 3

The Hawks have never been here. They've reached to the Eastern Conference Finals in the past, but their Game 1 win has moved them closer to the NBA Finals than ever before. As the series shifts to Atlanta, this franchise – and its fan base – gears up for quite possibly the biggest game in the last 50 years, with implications for 2021 and beyond.

Gilbert McGregor

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Chess match between Young and Bucks' D to itensify

Trae Young shocked the Bucks in Game 1, but Milwaukee's brilliant defensive tweaks helped push momentum back in their direction. As expected before the series, the battle between Young and the Bucks defence has defined the Eastern Conference Finals thus far.

Matthew Blum

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What to watch for: Bucks-Hawks Game 3

The Bucks annihilated the Hawks by 34 points to even the series in Game 2 before heading to Atlanta to Game 3. What type of adjustments will the Hawks have to make to defend home court and fight back against Milwaukee?

Kyle Irving

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Turnover-happy Young, Hawks spring Bucks for Game 2 blowout

For all intents and purposes, Game 2 was wrapped up after 24 minutes, and there was one primary culprit for much of Atlanta's first-half woes.

Jordan Greer

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Holiday and the Bucks shutdown Young in Game 2

The Milwaukee Bucks produced an impressive performance in Game 2, blowing out the Atlanta Hawks on the back of some stuffing defence. Jrue Holiday led the charge on the defensive end, while Trae Young took the blame and vowed to be better in Game 3.

Kane Pitman

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Antetokounmpo's free-throw frustrates latest opposition team

Giannis Antetokounmpo's free-throw routine has been a major talking point during the postseason, with Atlanta Hawks head coach Nate McMillan the latest to draw attention to it. Antetokounmpo is notorious for taking his time at the line, pushing the boundaries of the 10-second violation.

Kane Pitman

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Bucks blow out Hawks behind big night for Giannis

The Eastern Conference Finals are tied 1-1. The Milwaukee Bucks responded emphatically in Game 2, blowing out the Atlanta Hawks 125-91 at home. Giannis Antetokounmpo and Jrue Holiday led the way for Milwaukee, as the series now heads to Atlanta.

Kane Pitman

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Do the Bucks have an answer for Young?

After Trae Young's historic 48-point performance led to the Hawks stealing Game 1 from the Bucks, the team heads back to the drawing board in hopes of making life a little more difficult for the 22-year-old. Based on what we saw in the series opener, is it a scheme, a specific defender or a lineup that Milwaukee could turn to in order to avoid a repeat in Game 2?

Gilbert McGregor

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What to watch: Bucks look to even ECF

Behind Trae Young's playoff career-high 48 points and 11 assists, the Hawks stunned the Bucks 116-113 to take a 1-0 series lead in the Eastern Conference Finals. Will the Bucks bounce back and level the series or can the Hawks extend their advantage? Below, find everything you need to know ahead of a crucial Game 2.

Yash Matange

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Trey Young on the shimmy: 'I had a lot of time'

Luckily, it doesn't sound like the Bucks have any issues with it.

Joe Rivera

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Three ways Young torched Bucks' drop-heavy defense in Game 1

Young scored a playoff career-high 48 points and dished out 11 assists in Atlanta's 116-113 series-opening win over Milwaukee on Wednesday night.

Jordan Greer

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Giannis Antetokounmpo not upset about Trae Young's shimmy: 'He's just having fun'

"It's just part of the game," Antetokounmpo said.

Jordan Greer

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📊 The numbers behind Trae's historic Game 1

Trae Young etched his name into the record books with a 48-point performance in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

Benyam Kidane

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Trae's floater is his deadliest weapon

Young torched the Bucks to the tune of 48 points in Game 1, taking advantage of the space he was given in the paint, burying floater after floater.

Benyam Kidane

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LeBron, Lillard react to Trae's performance

Young, courtesy of his dazzling Game 1 with 48 points and 11 assists, led the Hawks to an upset Game 1 win in Milwaukee. His play and the franchise's historic win had NBA players - past and present - including LeBron James hyped on Twitter.

Yash Matange

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Trae Young's discusses epic 'shimmy' from Game 1

Young didn't just bring the numbers, he brought the highlights with him, as he led the Hawks to a stunning road win in Game 1.Postgame, he discusses his 'shimmy' three, which even had league superstar LeBron James reacting to it.

Yash Matange

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NBA Twitter shows Trae Young love after Game 1

Trae Young carried the Hawks to a surprising Game 1 win over the Bucks. NBA Twitter loved the Atlanta star's effort as he shimmied and shot his way to the victory.

Jacob Camenker

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Young drops 48, leads Hawks to upset Game 1 win

Trae Young continued his stellar run in his debut playoffs, dishing out 11 assists along with his postseason career-high 48 as he sparked a big late-game run to help Hawks seal a close 116-113 Game 1 win.

Yash Matange

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Exploring Hawks' options to guard Giannis

If the Hawks have any shot of beating the Bucks in the Eastern Conference Finals, they'll have to find a way to slow down Giannis Antetokounmpo. There's been a blueprint laid out by the Raptors and Heat in slowing down the Greek Freak, but do the Hawks have the tools to replicate it?

Carlan Gay

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Preview: Bucks look to end Hawks' magical run

Both the Atlanta Hawks and Milwaukee Bucks advanced to the Conference Finals after thrilling Game 7 wins on the road over the top two teams in the East, setting up an intriguing matchup for a spot in the NBA Finals.

Benyam Kidane

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Nash proud of team's fight despite Game 7 loss

While Steve Nash and the Big 3-led Nets would have liked to contend for a championship, they came up short in the Conference Semifinals. Nonetheless, their Hall of Fame coach spoke glowingly of their effort and fight in a season that was full of injuries and other adversities.

Yash Matange

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Bucks survive KD's heroics in Game 7, advance to East finals

Kevin Durant tried to will the Nets to a victory, but ultimately, Giannis Antekounmpo and the Bucks won Game 7. They're headed to the Eastern Conference finals.

Jacob Camenker

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Tucker finally gets over hump in battle with KD

When the Milwaukee Bucks acquired P.J. Tucker via trade, this was exactly what they envisioned. A hard nosed defender who would be willing to lay it all on the line in a seven-game series. In the latest battle, in a long standing and enthralling rivalry, Tucker's team finally came away with the win.

Kane Pitman

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Record-breaking numbers from Nets-Bucks Game 7 classic

A contest to go into the history books, Game 7 of the entertaining Nets-Bucks Conference Semifinals series broke plenty of NBA records and etched its place in the history books on multiple fronts.

Yash Matange

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Monster game from Giannis lifts Bucks in Game 7

Game 7 between the Milwaukee Bucks and Brooklyn Nets was an instant classic. Behind a huge 40-point night from Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Bucks outlast the Nets in overtime to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals.

Kane Pitman

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Twitter reactions to epic Bucks-Nets Game 7 thriller

The game, a classic, had fellow NBA players and former league greats reacting to the exhilarating game.

Yash Matange

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Game 7 fast facts for Nets-Bucks

The 2021 Conference Semifinals series is the fourth time the Bucks and Nets have faced-off in the postseason history but they have never matched-up in a Game 7. That said, take a look back at how each franchise has fared in Game 7s in the past.

Yash Matange

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Kyrie Irving injury update: Will Nets star play in Game 7 vs. Bucks?

Here are the latest updates on Irving ahead of Saturday's Game 7.

Jordan Greer

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KD, Giannis or Harden: Who has most on line in Game 7?

Which NBA superstar has the most on the line Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals?

Bill Bender

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James Harden appeared to be extremely annoyed with Giannis Antetokounmpo's free throw routine

Antetokounmpo has been called for multiple 10-second violations this postseason.

Jordan Greer

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KD, Nets excited for Game 7 back at home

Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton combined for 68 points and the Bucks ran away with the fastbreak differential of 26-4 a huge factor in a game that saw the Nets come close multiple times.

Yash Matange

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Bucks cornerstones embark on 2nd career Game 7

The Milwaukee Bucks are in the midst of their fourth straight postseason run, but for Khris Middleton and Giannis Antetokounmpo, the connection runs far longer than that. Through a multitude of franchise changes, the pair have been a constant across eight seasons as teammates.

Kane Pitman

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Middleton, Giannis come up big to force Game 7

It wasn't without fourth quarter tension, but the Milwaukee Bucks have managed to force a Game 7. In a battle that felt eerily similar to Game 5, Milwaukee were composed down the stretch behind Khris Middleton and Giannis Antetokounmpo, as the series heads to Brooklyn for a decider.

Kane Pitman

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