If the Thunder is to close out the Nuggets in Game 6 on Thursday night, a little better luck from behind the arc wouldn’t hurt.

Oh, what could've been. The Lakers had Alex Caruso and just had to pay him $9 million per year to keep him into a new season. Instead, they let Caruso walk in free agency and join the Chicago Bulls after the 2020-21 season.

In the most important moment of their season on Sunday afternoon, the Oklahoma City Thunder turned time and time again to one player to get them over the line. It wasn’t the scoring machine ...

The Oklahoma City Thunder, the top seed in the Western Conference, are one win away from punching their ticket to the conference finals of the 2025 NBA playoffs. But the Denver Nuggets will not go quietly and will try to hold court in Denver for Game 6 on Thursday night.

After Monday’s 119-117 loss to the Nuggets, Caruso explained why his faith in Holmgren hadn’t changed based on how Game 1 ended with the Thunder blowing a 14-point lead. “He was in

NBA Playoffs are here, and we have already seen several record-breaking events. One player who has broken a record is Alex Caruso, the all-time leader in assists at Texas A&M. He has joined NBA icons and fan favorites LeBron James and Michael Jordan in the top five single-season playoff Box Plus-Minus.

Longtime Chicago fan favorite Alex Caruso put the league on notice earlier this week with a record-breaking Monday night. In the modern era, Caruso became the first player to come off the bench in a playoff game and record 20+ points,