Being labeled the favorite is supposed to inspire confidence. But for some franchises, it’s often where things go wrong. Since the 2014–15 season, a handful of NBA teams have consistently struggled to take care of business in games they were expected to win.

The Boston Celtics are on an absolute tear behind an offense that has remained elite in the absence of Jayson Tatum. They've won 10 of their last 12 games, and this isn't a soft-schedule sort of run. Boston is taking out some of the league's best teams one after another.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 28 points, and the Oklahoma City Thunder matched the best 25-game start to an NBA season by dominating the Phoenix Suns 138-89 in an NBA Cup quarterfinal on Wednesday. The Thunder's 24-1 mark ties the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors,

Three dozen decision-makers across the league weighed in on their peers, what they admire and who stands above the rest.

Two teams will advance to the NBA Cup Semifinals on Wednesday night, as three of the top five teams in the Western Conference are in action in the quarterfinals

Cleveland's front office climbs from 8th to 6th in NBA executive rankings, earning praise for turning undrafted gems into key contributors while operating as the league's only second-apron team.

After winning their first championship since relocating from Seattle in 2008, the Oklahoma City Thunder were the runaway winners in the latest NBA executive poll to determine the league's best front office.

The Atlanta Hawks have played one of the most challenging schedules in the NBA from a logistical standpoint. They have played 15 road games compared to just 10

The Suns suffered their worst loss ever, falling 138-89 to the Thunder in the NBA Cup quarterfinal in a one-sided blowout.