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Stephen Curry is scheduled to return from a more than four-month absence with a broken left hand to play for Golden State against the Toronto Raptors.

D'Angelo Russell and Andre Iguodala are a couple of names that the fans and other teams keeping their eye open for. That’s because it’s the week of the NBA trade deadline.

Kawhi Leonard raised his arms high in triumph and celebrated Canada's first NBA championship. "We the North!" is now "We the Champs!"

Now, Durant and Thompson — who both could become free agents — are in for lengthy recoveries.

The Toronto Raptors are now 3-0 versus Golden State this season after a convincing 118-109 win in game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night.  One of the key contributors for the Raptors was NMSU's Pascal Siakam who had an epic performance in his first ever Finals game by tallying 32 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists, putting him in some pretty elite company...

Former Toronto star Chris Bosh, who is working with Canadian broadcaster TSN for the series, also arrived there Thursday morning to greet and chat with some fans.

From his roots in his home country of Cameroon to NBA stardom, the road was far more arduous for Pascal Siakam than most in the NBA. Tonight he will play on the grandest stage in basketball and it is the perfect opportunity to reflect on how he got here.

Kevin Durant is traveling with the Warriors to Toronto for the first two games of the NBA Finals, He could return from a strained right calf in time for Game 2.

It doesn't matter who wins the NBA Finals this year, chances of a White House visit is slim to none.

Even if you tried to write the most chaotic script for the last minute of game one of the NBA Finals between the Cavs and Warriors on Thursday night, it would have been impossible to have come up with what actually transpired.  In what can only be described as one of the biggest blunders in NBA history, JR Smith, who's now infamous for one boneheaded play, secured a rebound off of a George Hill mi