Gilbert McGregor

1 day ago | sportingnews.com | Gilbert McGregor

The 2025 NFL schedule is officially here, and as always, many gravitated to the prime-time matchups to highlight on their calendars. Not everyone is guaranteed a Thursday Night Football game, meaning there may be teams without a prime-time matchup on their schedule. Conversely, there are high-profile franchises that will have a much brighter spotlight and, as such, will have their fair share of prime-time games.

1 day ago | sportingnews.com | Gilbert McGregor

Knicks guard Josh Hart was bloodied after an errant elbow in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. Near the end of the first quarter, Hart was rising for a layup when he was on the receiving end of an elbow from Celtics center Luke Kornet. Hart fell to the ground and immediately began gushing blood from above his eye. The contact was ruled a common foul, and Hart remained in the game to shoot free throws after Knicks officials stopped the bleeding.

1 day ago | sportingnews.com | Gilbert McGregor

The NBA has cracked down hard on Draymond Green's decision to question officiating in the Warriors' five-point loss to the Timberwolves in Game 3 of the Western Conference semifinals. Ahead of Game 5 of the series, the league handed Green a $50,000 fine for inappropriate comments captured on the game feed. This is not the first fine of Green's career, nor is it the first time an NBA player was fined for criticizing the officiating.

1 day ago | sportingnews.com | Gilbert McGregor

After struggling heavily in Games 1 through 4, Nikola Jokic broke through in a pivotal Game 5 loss to the Thunder. The Nuggets' three-time MVP center entered Tuesday night having shot a combined 15-of-47 (31.9 percent) from the field in his previous two outings. It did not take long for him to make those uncharacteristic showings a distant memory in Game 5. Jokic came out of the gates firing, scoring nine points on 4-of-5 shooting from the field in the first quarter.

2 days ago | sportingnews.com | Gilbert McGregor

For a second straight year, the Pacers are eight wins away from their first-ever NBA title. Indiana entered the 2025 NBA Playoffs as the East's No. 4 seed, and few viewed them as a team capable of making it out of the second round. In a wild turn of events, the Pacers are heading to the Eastern Conference Finals after eliminating the No. 1 seed Cavaliers in five games. Wild as the series was, Indiana's closeout win was a wild ride in itself.