Losing key players to injury during the NBA playoffs is not uncommon; it happens every year. But it still hurts each time someone goes down.

The Golden State Warriors bowed out of the NBA playoffs Wednesday night with little resistance, losing to the Minnesota Timberwolves and ending their postseason run. After a strong start with a Game 1 victory, the Warriors couldn’t crack Minnesota’s code for the rest of the series.

OG Anunoby clutched his left hamstring as he came off the court at the end of the first quarter in what had to feel like a dubious reminder of the painful injury that sidelined the Knicks’

Jayson Tatum being sidelined with a ruptured Achilles may make the Celtics an easier opponent in theory, but the Knicks aren’t approaching a closeout Game 5 with that mindset.

He has been breaking down everything from Champions League, Premier League and World Cup soccer to the NFL, NBA ... injury to one of the top players in the league had a massive and immediate ...

Jalen Brunson has scored 30 points in 17 playoff games as a Knick, one shy of Patrick Ewing’s franchise record of 18. He also became the ninth Knick to reach 1,000 playoff points.

SAN FRANCISCO – Longtime NBA writer and TV ... Western Conference semifinal playoff series with the Timberwolves. “It’s a damn shame, I (expletive) hate injuries, because you know, they ...

Darius Garland had a response for his critics regarding his painful toe injury after the Cavaliers secured a dominant Game 3 win.

Following the Golden State Warriors' playoff elimination, Steve Kerr acknowledged the Minnesota Timberwolves' dominance and emphasized the crucial rol

Knicks guard Jalen Brunson sent well wishes to Jayson Tatum after the Celtics star underwent Achilles surgery on Tuesday.

Simmons, a longtime Celtics fans and NBA pundit, said that Jayson Tatum ‘s scary-looking injury in Game 4 against the New York Knicks could have huge ramifications for Boston’s future – and got a little melodramatic in the process.

Few players are actually 100 percent healthy by the time the regular season ends, and those who are, still have to survive the increased physicality of the playoffs.In some cases, playoff injuries have changed NBA history,