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Cliff Brunt Indiana Pacers forward Domantas Sabonis (11) passes in front of Oklahoma City Thunder forward Darius Bazley (7) in the second half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, May 1, 2021, in Oklahoma City. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki) May 01, 2021 - 9:25 PM OKLAHOMA CITY - Domantas Sabonis had a triple-double in the first half and the Indiana Pacers flirted with the most lopsided victory in NBA history before beating the Oklahoma City Thunder 152-95 on Saturday night. Sabonis finished with 26 points, 19 rebounds and 14 assists, and the Pacers scored their most points...

The Philadelphia 76ers signed Anthony Tolliver to a rest-of-season contract on Sunday, which suggests they won't be using the remaining $4.2 million of their taxpayer mid-level exception.

A red-hot start for the Pacers continued through all four quarters as the Thunder fell behind early. As OKC’s offense undulated, Indiana’s 64-percent shooting from deep and 65-percent clip from the field kept the Thunder out of reach in this one. Game Flow As the Thunder’s offense got out to a slow start, the Pacers burst out of the gates on an offensive surge. Indiana made seven of its first eight attempts as the Thunder fell behind early in the first quarter. Doug McDermott led the Pacers’ early attack as he knocked down four 3-pointers in the first quarter on the way to a 16-point ...

Oklahoma City made NBA history Thursday by using a starting lineup that reportedly was the youngest ever in the league’s 70-plus seasons, averaging roughly 20 years and six months. But as New Orleans head coach Stan Van Gundy pointed out pregame, in some ways the Pelicans are nearly as young as the Thunder.

The Thunder stuck to its game plan against a physical Pelicans team. However, a series of costly runs tilted the scales heavily in New Orleans’ favor midway through the game. OKC continued to fight down the stretch, but it wouldn’t be enough to overcome the early deficit.