The San Antonio Spurs are hosting the number one seed in the Eastern Conference on Friday night, the Cleveland Cavaliers. This will be the second and final mee

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The New York Knicks may be without their superstar center Karl-Anthony Towns in Wednesday's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Tyrese Haliburton had 22 points and 10 assists, Aaron Nesmith scored 16 points and Pascal Siakam added 15 on his 31st birthday, leading Indiana to a victory over the Charlotte. The playoff-bound Pacers have won three of four and eight of 10.

The Cavaliers outscored the Knicks 71-45 in the 2H as they move to 61-15 and defeat New York, 124-105. Top Performers – New York Karl-Anthony Towns – 25 points, 13 rebounds OG Anunoby – 23 points, 6 rebounds,

Donovan Mitchell scored 27 points to pace the Eastern Conference-leading Cleveland Cavaliers, as they used a fourth-quarter run to put away the visiting New York Knicks 124-105 on Wednesday night.

This certainly wasn’t the start you expected from the Cavs after having consecutive days off for the first time since the middle of March. The Knicks controlled every aspect of this game early on. They were the more physical,

Garland tallied 17 points (8-15 FG, 1-4 3Pt), six assists, four rebounds and one steal in Wednesday's 124-105 win over the Knicks. Garland turned in a solid performance Monday. He trailed Donovan Mitchell and Jarrett Allen in scoring but still made big shots and recorded his fifth straight game with six or more assists.

It was the kind of performance that can inspire confidence — at least until it wasn’t. Contending for a title is the name of the game at Madison Square Garden, and the road to a title contention will undoubtedly run through Cleveland,

The Cavs aim to stay sharp and chase the East’s top seed in San Antonio—despite being shorthanded against a feisty, undermanned Spurs squad.

The Cleveland Cavaliers can inch closer to clinching the best record in the Eastern Conference if they can beat the San Antonio Spurs on Friday in a late-season, interconference game in the Alamo City.

We’re not guaranteed the first seed by any means. We still got work to do.” The Cavs technically still have work to do after Wednesday, but the Boston Celtics' 124-103 loss to the Miami Heat brings them one step closer to locking up the top spot in the Eastern Conference.