Forget the Tyrese Haliburton conversation, let's celebrate Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's greatness on a night in, night out basis.

What will it mean if Indiana continue defying all the odds and walk away with the trophy? Haliburton's legacy, Turner's loyalty. Plus, what will it mean if OKC win? Let's talk shop.

The Thunder’s defense just completely destroyed Minnesota in game 5. They’re young but they are proving it simply does not matter right now. That plus the conversation about Anthony Edwards and what level he is at with the “next face of the league?” question.

Every series in the Playoffs is different and my mind is questioning whether New York need to rely more on KAT and less on Brunson in order for them to make this an actual series for Indiana. Maybe Brunson doesn’t need to be superman anymore.

"Basketball is fun" were the words Tyrese Haliburton said after his team came back from 20 points down in just 2 minutes 35 seconds and then finishes it (sort of) with the famous Reggie Miller choke celebration at MSG.

I reacted in real time (think audio notes while I'm watching the game) to what OKC and the Wolves served up in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. It quickly became highly Cason Wallace themed followed by marvelling at SGA's relentless pressure offensively.

Forget talent for a second, what about health? At a glance, the healthiest teams remain and it's a survival of the fittest.

Curry goes down, Cavs were hobbled and now Tatum does his achilles? Injuries remain one of the worst parts of sport but they are reason as to why you have to be lucky, and healthy, to win the championship.

The Utah Jazz had equal-best odds to land the number 1 pick in the Draft Lottery and instead landed the fifth overall, so what do the Jazz do with that pick? I discuss potential names and what I like about each.

This was a superb brand of NBA basketball. Denver and OKC had a bit of everything in Game 3 and yes it was close the whole way which helped but I have many reasons why it was so enjoyable.

It comes down to defense a lot of the time for role players and Mikal Bridges was awesome in the clutch today for the Knicks in game 1 vs Boston. Elite level steals to win the game and just another reminder that guys like him, Alex Caruso and Jalen Williams are so key for Playoff teams to win games.