Stephen Curry's Golden State Warriors are one of the NBA dynasties that enjoyed long reigns atop the league as champions.

New York has basically met expectations, nearing 50 wins and set to secure home-court advantage in the first round. The well-paid group of Towns, OG Anunoby, Jalen Brunson—pending his return from injury—Mikal Bridges, Josh Hart and Mitchell Robinson is leading the Knicks into the postseason.

LeBron James and Stephen Curry have been arguably the two greatest basketball players of the last dozen years or so. Both have been absolutely special in their own ways, and many feel both have helped change the way the NBA game is played.

From lower-seeded teams toppling the favorites to last-second shots changing the course of history, check the most shocking NBA upsets.

Jaylen Brown didn't hesitate before answering when asked who he thinks is the best point guard in NBA history.

Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka pulled off a shocking trade for Luka Doncic. But where does that move rank in NBA history?

Clutch moments shape NBA legacies, and the league has witnessed plenty of fearless players thrive under pressure.

It's a different story this year. The Pistons clinched their first playoff berth since 2019 with a 117-105 win over the Toronto Raptors on Friday. The trip to the postseason is just Detroit's third since 2010. Now that the Pistons are playoff-bound, here's a look at the updated standings after Friday night's win.

The Boston Celtics made NBA history on Friday night by swishing their 1,364th three-pointer of the 2024-25 season—the league's new single-season record. The previous record was held by the 2022-23 Golden State Warriors when they drained 1,363 three-pointers.

The Thunder have dominated their opposing conference in a manner the association has never seen before, per FanDuel Sports Network's Nick Gallo. “The Thunder has now clinched the best record against a conference in NBA history. 28-1 against the Eastern Conference this year,” Gallo reported.