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In each of the last two seasons, the Orlando Magic were presented with chances to complete a season sweep of the San Antonio Spurs but did not come close to getting it done. After winning two games in Mexico City, the Magic host the Spurs on Wednesday night and get a chance at completing their second-ever season sweep of the Spurs. On Nov. 29, 2016, the Magic snapped a 10-game losing streak to the Spurs with a 95-83 win at San Antonio. Continue to Article

December 18, 2018 7:45:pm EST

Jim Boylen was pleased to see his Chicago Bulls side show a wolfpack mentality when tempers flared during Monday's 121-96 defeat against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Play was halted in the third quarter when both sets of players and coaches were involved in an altercation following a clash between Russell Westbrook and Kris Dunn. Players fell into fans courtside and Boylen got Jerami Grant in a headlock as he attempted to take control of the situation. Continue to Article

December 18, 2018 5:20:am EST

Paul George's performance late in the first half was all the Oklahoma City Thunder needed against Chicago Bulls. George scored 16 of his game-high 24 points in the final five minutes of the first half and the Thunder rolled to a 121-96 victory over the Bulls on Monday night in a chippy game in which both teams were assessed technical fouls following a second-quarter fracas. ''I did my work early,'' George said. Continue to Article

December 18, 2018 12:33:am EST

Things got heated in the third quarter of the Oklahoma City Thunder’s 121-96 win over the Chicago Bulls, and it all started with some simple shoving between Russell Westbrook and Kris Dunn. Immediately after a foul was called on the floor, Westbrook gave Dunn, who had been defending him, a light shove. Dunn responded with a more aggressive shove and both teams were soon rushing into the action. Continue to Article

December 17, 2018 11:13:pm EST

Having lost three of their last four games, the Oklahoma City Thunder were in need of some positive momentum Saturday night against the Los Angeles Clippers. Heading into Monday's game against the Chicago Bulls at Chesapeake Energy Arena, the Thunder are looking to keep up their strong play on the defensive end, but Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan said it's not just about keeping up gaudy takeaway numbers. "I don't think we ever go into a game saying, 'Hey listen, we want to turn this team over," Donovan told reporters. Continue to Article

December 16, 2018 9:18:pm EST