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Kevin Durant will not play in Game 6 against the Lakers because of the ankle injury that has sidelined the Rockets star for most of Houston's first-round playoff series, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania.
Dan Dakich defends Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown as his explosive beef with Stephen A. Smith reaches a boiling point. After Brown slammed the "face of clickbait media" and told him to retire, Stephen A. FIRED BACK!
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of Oklahoma City and Nikola Jokic of Denver were unanimous first-team All-NBA selections this season, while San Antonio’s Victor Wembanyama missed joining them in that club by one vote. Wembanyama, the Los Angeles Lakers’ Luka Doncic and Detroit’s Cade Cunningham completed the All-NBA first team, the NBA said Sunday while releasing the vote totals. Wembanyama (99 first-team votes, one second-team vote) and Doncic (91 first-team, nine second-team) also appeared on all 100 ballots, as did Boston’s Jaylen Brown. But Brown had significantly fewer first-team nods than Cunningham, which is why the Pistons guard ended up on that top list. Cunningham appeared on 98 ballots, with 60 first-team and 38 second-team votes.
Nick Wright unveils who has the most to gain and lose in the NBA playoffs, featuring Victor Wembanyama and Kevin Durant.
Nick Wright lists his NBA player hierarchy as the playoffs approach, including Cooper Flagg, Anthony Edwards, and Nikola Jokic. Plus, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes ask if Kevin Durant is too high.
HOUSTON — LeBron James had 28 points and the Los Angeles Lakers eliminated Houston with a 98-78 win in Game 6 of their Western Conference first-round playoff series Friday night by holding the Rockets to a season low in points.
The Houston Rockets officially ruled out star forward Kevin Durant for Wednesday night's must-win Game 5 against the Los Angeles Lakers because of a left ankle sprain.
HOUSTON — The Rockets' Kevin Durant continues to make progress with his injured left ankle, but it seems unlikely that he'll return Wednesday night for Game 5 against the Los Angeles Lakers.