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The two best players in the world had an unusual, and revealing, encounter during Game 3.

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.

Getty Images Kevin Durant scored 37 points, and the Thunder defeated the San Antonio Spurs, 113-99, in Oklahoma City on Thursday in Game 6 of the teams’ best-of-seven Western Conference semifinals series.

Michael Jordan isn't letting the internet hate get him down.

There is a new star stealing the show at Madison Square Garden.

On Sunday Kobe Bryant announced that the 2015-16 season would be his last. We figured, what better way to look back on his no-doubt first-ballot Hall of Fame career than by watching his 10 greatest plays (as compiled by the NBA).

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.

Take a quick walk back through Sunday's thrilling Game 5.

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.

Wait, people don't like Floyd Mayweather? NO WAY.

In the end, it wasn't even close.

Nobody likes to be left hanging, it just makes both parties look bad. That's probably what Oklahoma City Thunder player Russell Westbrook thought when he was left hanging by teammate Jeremy Lamb. After he was not given the compliment that he demanded Westbrook goes full on Terminator and just gives him a stare that must've made Lamb realize the error of his ways...