NBA on Christmas Day is one of the most exciting days for an NBA fan. A full day of games featuring the best teams and matchups anyone could hope for.

Even with only two games on Thursday night’s slate, there are still a few standout performances. Both games came down to the wire.

Wednesday night was action-packed with 11 games on the slate. There were some tremendous performances all over the NBA.

Several NBA teams are reportedly interested in getting Alex Caruso if the Chicago Bulls place him on the block.

Tuesday Night was action-packed with exciting games from top to bottom. There were some surprising names that had big performances.

The Brooklyn Nets are a never-ending roller coaster filled with ups and downs. After a dramatic offseason, trade requests, and a fired coach, the Nets have won 6 in a row and 9 of their last 10.

With 9 games on the slate last night, there was plenty of opportunity for some big performances. Some of the game’s biggest start showed out last night for their respective teams.

Every night there are big performances from some of the game’s biggest stars. Sunday night was no different, with 7 games on the slate, which left plenty of opportunity for stand-out performances.

The NBA fined the Brooklyn Nets $25K after they decided to rest Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving “for failing to comply with league policies governing injury reporting.” The Nets sat eight players in their game against the Indiana Pacers

Former Mavericks second-round pick Tyrell Terry announced his retirement yesterday on Instagram, citing struggles with anxiety. The Mavericks drafted him with the No. 31 pick, the first pick in the second round of the 2020 draft.

There were just 4 games on Thursday’s night slate of game, but that didn’t stop some of the game’s best from putting up big numbers.

Stephen Curry is expected to miss a few weeks after exiting Wednesday’s game against the Pacers in the third quarter with a left shoulder injury. Curry got an MRI earlier today on his left shoulder and now the Warriors will have to make do without the two-time MVP.

A 10-game slate means there were a bunch of ridiculous performances from some of the game’s biggest stars. Many of the games came down to a final shot or possession.

Last Night’s 5 NBA games were exciting and saw some of the NBA’s best put up some huge numbers. There were big scoring, assist, and rebound nights in almost every game.

The Golden State Warriors lost to the Milwaukee Bucks at Fiserv Forum 128-111 Tuesday.  However, it was an altercation between Draymond Green and a fan who was later ejected from the game that stole the show.

The NBA sophomore will undergo season-ending shin surgery.

Klay Thompson made history Tuesday night by recording his 2,000th made three pointer.

The annual regular season MVP award for the NBA will now be named after Michael Jordan. There are also five new re-imagined trophies named after some of the game’s greatest.

Monday night’s slate of NBA games were filled with huge performances from some of the game’s best players. With 7 games on last night, there was plenty of opportunity for stand-out games.

Silas played in the NBA for 16 years for five different teams from 1964 to 1980 and was champion as a member of the Supersonics and the Celtics.

Sunday night’s games were as exciting and entertaining as ever. The NBA had 7 games on deck and they did not disappoint.

Even with just 3 games on the NBA’s slate last night, there were still some close finishes and riveting performances. Some of the game’s biggest stars showed out as they tried to lead their teams to victory.

Wednesday was an action-packed night with 11 different games and 22 teams. With that, comes big performances from some of the game's biggest stars.

Anthony Davis has been on a monster tear, but he exited the Laker’s game against the Cavaliers Tuesday night in the first quarter due to flu-like symptoms. It’s the only thing that has stopped him of late.

The New Orleans Pelicans are the owners of the longest winning streak in the NBA currently, at 4 games. They are being led by Zion Williamson who has scored over 20 points in all 4 games and has a double-double in half of them.

Even with only 3 games on last night's NBA’s slate of games, there were still numerous standout performances from some of the league’s biggest stars. There were big scoring outbursts and monster rebound games.

The NBA has thrilling games and performances almost every day, and yesterday was no different. We saw some big scoring performances from unlikely and likely names.

Somehow, both teams are playing well enough to give reasons to be optimistic. While both teams have a long way to go to being title contenders, there both should confidently be in the play-in conversation now.

There have been some monster performances of late, with players putting up big numbers to lead their teams to victories. Last night was no different, with multiple massive scoring games on a solid night of NBA games.

After the Lakers' 19-point victory over the Portland Trailblazers on Wednesday, LeBron James spoke to the media and called them out for not asking about Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones but asking about Kyrie Irving.