There are two days left of the NBA regular season, and with the playoffs just a week away, there's still so much left to be decided. Most of the teams in the Eastern Conference ar

The Sporting News is tracking the NBA standings, clinching scenarios and more for the final weekend of the regular season. Follow along with how the 2025 NBA playoffs are shaping up.

There's 15 games on Friday. There's 15 more on Sunday. And there's a whole lot of things left for those last 30 games of the NBA regular season to decide. Among them: 15 of the 20 postseason seeds (Cleveland,

Detroit Pistons have secured the 37th overall pick in the 2025 NBA draft via the Toronto Raptors, from a trade with Dallas Mavericks last summer.

Below is the first round for my mock. You can find this mock, plus a full second round and scouting reports for every single prospect in our 2025 NBA Draft Guide. Let’s get to the first round: All that tanking and a $100,

College basketball's championship has been claimed, and the NBA will soon crown its biggest loser (i.e., winner of the tank race). Draft season is upon us, folks, and the mock draft world is predictably buzzing with expert analysis.

Check here for daily updates on the postseason landscape, including magic numbers, strength of schedule, relevant tiebreakers and the stakes for every day's slate of games.

The Warriors need to win out against the Portland Trailblazers and Houston Rockets to secure a spot on the top six. Minnesota has the best path to the top six if the Warriors slip up since it faces Brooklyn and the Utah Jazz. Memphis concludes the regular season against the Denver Nuggets and Dallas Mavericks.

Here's an updated look at where the Grizzlies stand in the NBA playoff race after their loss to the Timberwolves on Thursday at FedExForum.

Memphis Grizzlies star guard Ja Morant's grenade celebration did not sit well with former NBA players Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley on Thursday night.

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant spoke about the NBA's decision to fine him $75,000 during shootaround on Thursday morning.

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant seems determined to test the patience of the NBA's league office. Days after being fined $75,000 for repeatedly using a finger-gun taunt, Morant debuted a new celebration Tuesday that could once again draw the attention of the NBA.