nba playoffs

Over the last few weeks, there have been many fans crying and complaining during the NHL and NBA Playoffs. Typically, people have complained about officiating, saying that the leagues have "an agenda" and want certain teams winning certain games...

Check out some of the ridiculous outfits NBA players have been rockin' out during the postseason.

Tim Duncan posterized Oklahoma City's Serge Ibaka in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals on Tuesday night.

Being the degenerate gamblers that they are, "Slim Cady" and Brian Noe have set the over/under for the number of games the Celtics will win in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Miami Heat at 1 and a half. Would you take the over or the under...

Head coach Gregg Popovich told the San Antonio Spurs that he wanted "some nasty" in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals.  The Spurs obliged.

LeBron James channeled his inner Lance Stephenson when he laughed at KG on Monday night.

Tonight is the opening game of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals between the Miami Heat and the Boston Celtics. Most pundits aren't just picking the Heat to win the series, but they are expecting the Heat to blow through the Celtics without any trouble...

The Staples Center crew in Los Angeles, including dancers and broadcasters, is even getting in on the "Call Me Maybe" craze.

In the course of discussing "the game within the game" inside the NBA during "The Noe Show" today, several callers debated with Brian Noe about whether or not Metta World Peace's reputation was a factor in his Game 5 flagrant foul against Thabo Sefolosha being called a flagrant...

We have seen many examples over the years of players going out and trying to get "revenge" of some sort, including the flagrant foul on Tuesday night by Dexter Pittman of the Miami Heat against Tyler Hansbrough of the Indiana Pacers. Are you okay with this theory of "playing the game within the game," or do you think the whole concept is "bush league...

Miami Heat center Dexter Pittman lands a vicious elbow to the throat of Indiana Pacers guard Lance Stephenson.

After last night's loss to the Miami Heat, Indiana Pacers executive Larry Bird said that he was disappointed his team played "soft." Do you think it was a great motivational tactic for Game 6, or just a harsh criticism about how his team played in Game 5 last night...