Preview - Warriors, Celtics poised for NBA Finals classic
A resurgent Golden State Warriors are bidding to reclaim their throne at basketball's summit against a Boston Celtics team chasing history when the NBA Finals tip-off on Thursday.
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Reds' Tommy Pham returns from suspension, says he's over fantasy football dispute but believes commissioner Mike Trout 'could've solved it all'
Tommy Pham wasn't quite ready to return to the Cincinnati Reds lineup Tuesday night, even though his much-publicized three-game suspension had ended.
Warriors, Celtics poised for NBA Finals classic
SAN FRANCISCO, US: A resurgent Golden State Warriors are bidding to reclaim their throne at basketball's summit against a Boston Celtics team chasing history when the NBA Finals tip-off on Thursday. After a gruelling regular season and a roller coaster playoff campaign, Golden State and Boston will open their best-of-seven finals showdown on Thursday in what has all the makings of a classic between two evenly matched teams.
Hockey Hall of Famer Angela James named general manager of Toronto Six
Hockey Hall of Famer Angela James has taken over as general manager of the Toronto Six women's pro hockey team.
As NBA Finals await, Draymond Green fueled by 'slight' of not making All-Defensive First Team
SAN FRANCISCO — As he prepares to face off against the Boston Celtics and reigning Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Smart in the NBA Finals, Draymond Green disagrees with NBA voters that there were five defenders better than him this season.
NBA Finals 2022 - Bill Belichick, New England Patriots pulling for Boston Celtics
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Boston Celtics face the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals, and one of their biggest fans — New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick — couldn't be happier.
Five things the Boston Celtics must do to beat the Golden State Warriors
Oddsmakers — which also means the general betting public — are backing Golden State in the Finals. Our partner, PointsBet, has installed the Warriors as -150 favorites (the Celtics are +125).
Miami Heat's Max Strus still bothered by negated 3-pointer in Game 7 loss to Boston Celtics
Max Strus still can't believe his 3-pointer early in the third quarter of Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals was overturned by the NBA's replay center. Speaking for the first time since Sunday's 100-96 loss to the Boston Celtics, the Miami Heat guard admitted that the call is still bothering him.