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It's been a heated Eastern Conference Finals between the Raptors and the Bucks, but one Milwaukee fan took things too far with a racist tweet aimed towards Raptors superfan Nav Bhatia. Diehard Raptors know him well, and even casual fans who tune in from time to time can recognize Bhatia seated on the baseline. He's never missed a single home game in franchise history and often travels to away games, including Milwaukee for the Eastern Conference Finals. Continue to Article

May 25, 2019 11:56:am EST

There's no escaping the reality of what's at stake when the Toronto Raptors host the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals on Saturday night. The surging Raptors have won three straight, putting them on the brink of the first NBA Finals berth in team history. The Bucks, who finished as the NBA's top team in the regular season and once led this series 2-0, have no more room for error after their first three-game losing streak all season. Continue to Article

May 25, 2019 11:16:am EST

There's no escaping the reality of what's at stake when the Toronto Raptors host the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals on Saturday night. The surging Raptors have won three straight, putting them on the brink of the first NBA Finals berth in team history. The Bucks, who finished as the NBA's top team in the regular season and once led this series 2-0, have no more room for error after their first three-game losing streak all season. Continue to Article

May 25, 2019 3:02:am EST

Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant is unlikely to play in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday against either the Toronto Raptors or Milwaukee Bucks. Durant has missed the past five games with a right calf injury and he told reporters on Friday that he was initially worried that he had torn his Achilles tendon. "I've seen the clip on the screen and it's like 'that's the Achilles, that's the Achilles,'" Durant told reporters. Continue to Article

May 24, 2019 6:37:pm EST

With five minutes to go in Game 5, the Milwaukee Bucks game operations prompted fans to sing “Don't Stop Believing,” which only felt appropriate because despair was dawning on the biggest game of the season. The jumbotron scanned for takers, but only found shots of distressed Bucks fans stuck in the throes of inevitability. Kawhi Leonard was halfway through cutting out the hearts of every Bucks fan in Wisconsin. Continue to Article

May 24, 2019 4:03:pm EST