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SAN FRANCISCO — After becoming the NBA's all-time leader in Christmas Day victories — earning his 11th in his 19th appearance in the Los Angeles Lakers' 115-113 win over the Golden State Warriors — LeBron James was asked what still makes the league special in today's sports landscape.
The NBA's Christmas Day slate has been highly anticipated since the 2024-25 schedule was announced in August. The five-game schedule is filled with superstar matchups, highly anticipated rivalries and a few holiday debuts for some rising stars.
The NBA on Christmas Day is one of the league's oldest traditions with the game's biggest stars often clashing on the holiday.
Opening presents while spending time with loved ones has been part of many families' traditions on Christmas Day for generations. So has watching basketball.
Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker has been ruled out of Wednesday's Christmas night home game against the Denver Nuggets because of a groin strain.
Jets Owner Woody Johnson passed on Jerry Jeudy due to his Madden rating, and Aaron Rodgers has struggled in New York. Colin Cowherd asks if Aaron made a mistake joining the Jets.
There are 16 games on the Week 17 schedule and they're spread out over five days of football and eight stand-alone games, beginning Christmas Day with the Kansas City Chiefs at the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens at the Houston Texans. While all four teams have clinched a playoff berth, the Chiefs will be looking to clinch the AFC and home field throughout the playoffs while the Steelers and Ravens are battling for the AFC North title, both teams having a 10-5 record and having split their season series.
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Houston Texans 27-19, and are in the driver’s seat for the 1-seed in the AFC. Craig Carton calls the Chiefs’ success "boring", and discusses them being Super Bowl favorites with Danny Parkins and Mark Schlereth.