Orlando led wire-to-wire in Detroit, as balance and inside force defined the night, as the Magic will try to repeat in Game 2.
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Here are the main takeaways following the Detroit Pistons stunning 112-101 Game 1 loss to the Orlando Magic.
The Pacers’ first-round pick is protected if it falls at 1-4 and 10-30 stemming from the trade for Ivica Zubac in February.
A glimpse at what the Utah Jazz's financial situation looks like headed into the offseason.
The Denver Nuggets have a chance to claim a 2-0 lead vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves. Here's what to know before the game.
After losing Game 1 due to the Knicks pulling away late, the Hawks have a chance to get a critical road win today and tie the series up.
The Toronto Raptors must find a way to reignite their transition offence and slow down Donovan Mitchell. Dive into the key storylines ahead of a pivotal Game 2 matchup in Cleveland.
The Pistons will need to regroup after falling behind 1-0 in their series against the Magic.
Houston Rockets head coach Ime Udoka shared his thoughts on the team's offensive issues in Game 1.
The Thunder guard seems to be fully past injuries, playing Sunday afternoon in prime form.
Evalauting Arizona's top scorer in Brayden Burries.
There were signs of weakness in favored Detroit, as we look at who showed up and who didn't for the Pistons and Magic in the series opener.
The Dallas Mavericks could be in an interesting situation if they land at 4th in the draft.
Hauser did his normal job, going 4-6 from three, but he also did something we rarely see from him on defense, and he wasn't fond of doing it, either
Luke Kennard's perfect shooting night in Game 1 against the Rockets puts him in some very rare Los Angeles Lakers playoff company.
As Jaime Jaquez Jr's impressive third NBA season came to a close, earning him a spot as a Sixth Man of the Year finalist, it leads to some question about how he can improve.
The Sixers do not have the center depth to compete against the Boston Celtics without Joel Embiid, evidenced by their 123-91 Game 1 loss.
Victor Wembanyama scored 35 points in his first postseason appearance, beating a record set by a San Antonio legend who was in attendance.
Deni Avdija and Victor Wembanyama starred in a historic battle of postseason first-timers, but the Blazers didn't have enough in a series-opening 111-98 defeat. Here's what's worth knowing about the Game 1 loss.
It might seem insignificant, and it might be forgotten over time, but the Sixers actually had a chance to make this game if it wasn't for one clutch play in the middle of a blowout win