As for a prediction, columnist Jimmy Watkins has that ready right now. The math in this series is simple: The Cavs boast three 2025 All-Stars (four former All-Stars) while the Pacers count two, which means it doesn’t matter how well Indiana can shoot, take care of the ball or distribute minutes.

The Pacers can put the Bucks in the rearview mirror and turn their attention to a team that will require all of it: the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers

The Cavaliers completely obliterated the Heat by 55 points in Game 4 to finish off the series in Miami. Here's how the beat-down unfolded.

In the wake of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ historic first-round dismantling of the Miami Heat, a sweep punctuated by back-to-back blowouts totaling a 92-point margin, Heat forward Kyle Anderson was asked to pinpoint what changed for the Cavs in Games 3 and 4,

Miami Heat forward Kyle Anderson, 11-year veteran, said in exit interviews on Wednesday that the Cleveland Cavaliers played better when Darius Garland wasn't on the floor.

The closing moments of the series included a Haliburton game winner in overtime that will probably play in Pacers highlight reels for years to come. The Cavs, meanwhile, are coming off the most lopsided playoff series in NBA history,