Indy is back in the ECF for the second straight year, and NYK should close out the series at some point, especially with Tatum out of the mix the rest...

@keith I thought the Cavs had a chance to extend their season for a moment, but Indiana did a good job making clutch plays down the stretch.

This should be interesting

@keith Seems like the two top teams in the East have a similar storyline, with stars players going down with injuries. I think Boston can win a game w...

@keith - As expected, looks like the Wolves on are on the cusp of sending the Warriors home.

This series continues to unfold as predicted without Curry in the rotation. Timberwolves are primed to close out the series at home.

The Pacers bounced back with an impressive win in Game 4. If Donovan Mitchell can't suit up, I'm unsure if the Cavs will pull this one out.

Regardless of what happens tonight with the Wolves-Warriors, I still don't like Golden State's chances with Curry's injury.

Like the Cavaliers, the Cs won their first game of the series in dominant fashion. I expect more of the same in Game 4.

Although there were multiple double digit scorers, the offense looked disjointed. Curry's presence alone helps create shots for others, and with that ...

As expected, the Cavaliers got on the board with a dominating victory in Game 3. Mitchell is one of eight players to average 28 points in the postseas...

Both the Knicks and Pacers are heading home with two road wins.

The Pacers and the Knicks look very comfortable/confident against the top two teams in the East.

It's been a strange second round thus far. Until last night, the home team had not won a game in the conference semis.

1. Still like Celtics over Knicks even though NYK took Game 1. 2. Same with the Cavs over the Pacers. 3. I think the Nuggets-Thunder and Warrior...

I think it will be a slow-moving process in terms of these teams becoming perennial playoff contenders.

Yeah. I don't see a patch in which this teams climbs the NBA mountraintop.

I don't bet very often. However, the few times I have, my local/favorite team has never been involved.

While the Lakers' loss did catch me off guard a bit, I was really surprised that the Warriors not only won, but I believe Houston's 85 points was thei...

That makes two of us, Keith. Looking forward to seeing how the Lakers respond after the T'Wolves landed the first punch in Game 1.