As everyone said for the past six months, the Timberwolves blew it during the regular season. Just not in the way that the team’s coaches and fans expected. What the Wolves proved during their six-game victory over Denver in the first round of the NBA playoffs was that they didn’t coast enough.

Players in the NBA Playoffs who are similar to former Texas Longhorn star Dailyn Swain and what he can learn from them.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Donte DiVincenzo tore his Achilles in the first half of Saturday night's 112-96 win over the Denver Nuggets, which served as a pretty miraculous victory considering the team had also lost All-Star Anthony Edwards just minutes later due to a knee injury.

This season's NBA Playoffs have been tremendously entertaining. Thanks to lower-seeded teams playing at a higher than expected level, three different series have gone all seven ga

You'd be hard-pressed to find many NBA players who wouldn't say they'd trade every individual award and accolade they've received for a championship

Plenty is at stake in the NBA's three first-round Game 7s, and not just figuring out who advances to the Eastern Conference semifinals.

“Johnson was one of my favorite players in college basketball. He was one of the most efficient players in the country,” wrote Sam Vecenie of The Athletic, who had the Thunder taking Johnson at 17 with a pick from the Philadelphia 76ers. “…He’s tremendous as a post defender, flying around in help and showcasing switchability on the perimeter.”

Garnett’s statement highlights almost every major player that defined the era with game-winners, buzzer-beaters, and daggers. Almost every player on the list of most game-winning buzzer-beaters has played in at least the 90s or the 2000s, with a few who played in both generations.