The NBA Finals are set, the Los Angeles Dodgers make a massive statement, and the end of an era for an iconic television show. Here is the Weekend Roundup.

The Thunder swept the two head-to-head meetings between the clubs this season. Game 1 of the finals is Thursday night in Oklahoma City.

The SEC Newcomer of the Year shot 39.5% from beyond the arc on 8.2 attempts from deep per game in his lone season with the Volunteers.

Now, with Tatum likely out for much if not all of next season and Brown dealing with a serious injury of his own, a lot of questions hang over the Celtics' future given their historically large payroll and tax bill.

Paul George isn’t on the Oklahoma City Thunder or the Indiana Pacers anymore. But the players those teams received for trading George have powered each of them to the doorstep of a championship.

While the 2024-25 NBA playoffs are still unfolding, most of the league has already turned its attention to the looming offseason.

That translated over to the NBA playoffs as a Death Star that destroyed teams left and right en route to a 12-4 postseason record in the West. The Thunder enter the 2025 NBA Finals as the heavy favorite.

NBA Makes Historical Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Announcement on Sunday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander captured his first Most Valuable Player trophy this past season, averaging 32.7 points, 5.0 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game.