Coby White (22 points, 6-14 FG, 9-12 FT) led Chicago in scoring on a night when Josh Giddey and Nikola Vucevic combined for just 17 points on 5-for-16 shooting. Chicago committed 18 turnovers in a 120-105 loss to the Pacers.

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The Boston Celtics haven't exactly looked like NBA Finals contenders through the early part of the season, but that hasn't stopped Jaylen Brown from putting together a tremendous start to the 2025-26 campaign.

The Cleveland Cavaliers crushed the Washington Wizards on Friday night. Turns out, they won by just a bit less than originally thought. The NBA announced Saturday, more than 12 hours after the game finished, that the score wasn't what everyone thought it was.

Fresh off winning the Eastern Conference Player of the Week award for Week 7, Brown looks every bit a top-15 fantasy asset in High Score. Over the past two weeks, Brown has ranked fourth overall with 61.4 fantasy points per game, elevating his status from No. 22 to 13th on the latest High Score 100 list.

The injury-depleted Clippers entered their matchup with the Lakers knowing the stakes: survive, or watch their NBA Cup hopes disappear. A Lakers win would clinch the group outright, while the Clippers needed either a Memphis loss or a statement victory to stay alive.

The ESPN NBA staff appears to have learned an old lesson the hard way: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. All season, hoops fans have griped about the network’s cluttered update to the layout of its NBA box scores. On the ESPN website and app, box ...

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The NBA’s scoring ladder never stops moving, even decades after some of its biggest stars played their final game. With active legends still piling on points and iconic names holding firm near the top,