The Houston Rockets stayed alive against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night. The Rockets jumped out to a big lead and held on for a mostly comfortable Game 5 win, but the Warriors still lead the series,

Houston pounces on Golden State early and cruises to victory in Game 5, but a testy finish adds extra flavor for Friday's pivotal Game 6.

The Golden State Warriors won their second straight closeout game against the Houston Rockets on Friday, 115-107. Now, after looking like a virtual lock to win this series mere days ago, they have to win a Game 7 on the road to advance.

The Warriors were so out of sorts that there were possessions when Curry and Butler were on the floor together and didn’t touch the ball before a shot was taken. Curry finished with 13 points on 4-for-12 shooting and Butler had eight and was 2-for-10 before Kerr pulled the plug in the third quarter with the Warriors hopelessly behind.

Steve Kerr's team stumbled in game five, failing to close out the series while losing 131-116 to Ime Udoka's team. Now, with the Warriors back at the Chase Center, they will undoubtedly be hoping home-court advantage puts this series to bed.

The Golden State Warriors, after once leading the Houston Rockets 3-1 in their first-round series, are now heading back to H-Town for a Game 7. With a 115-107 loss at home Friday night, the Warriors e

Pete DeBoer has never lost a Game 7 as an NHL coach. Jared Bednar has never won one. They will be on opposite benches when the Dallas Stars and Colorado Avalanche play what seems like the only fitting end for their first-round series in this year’s NHL playoffs — a Game 7 on Saturday night.

The Denver Nuggets defeated the LA Clippers, 131-115, in Game 5 of the first round series. Nuggets Top Performers Jamal Murray – 43 points, 5