NBA fans blasted Tony Award winner and Oklahoma native Kristin Chenoweth’s national anthem performance ahead of Game 7 between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers.

OKLAHOMA CITY – One game to decide it all. A new NBA champion will be crowned as the Oklahoma City Thunder host the Indiana Pacers in Game 7 of the NBA Finals today – Sunday, June 22 – at ...

And Game 7, one would think, is the top of the top honors. Scott Foster, a two-time Game 7 finals referee and generally considered one of the best in the game, was not picked for the crew. Had he ...

NBA Finals Game 7 is easily the biggest game that can happen in an NBA season. Luckily for basketball fans, they were graced with that after the Indiana Pacers secured the Game 6 win to extend it ...

It’s the second game of these finals for all three referees — Capers worked Indiana’s win in Game 3, while Wright and Tiven were both on the crew for Oklahoma City’s win in Game 4.

Jun 19, 2025; Indianapolis, Indiana, USA; Indiana Pacers guard Tyrese Haliburton (0) blocks a shot by Oklahoma City Thunder forward Ousmane Dieng (13) in the second half during game six of the 2025… ...

UP NEXT: Game Two of the best-of-three series is set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. ET, with the Chanticleers needing a win to extend their season and force a decisive Game Three on Monday.

Front Office Sports reports that DeMita was fired for tweeting out Caitlin Clark highlights Saturday while she was working as a courtside correspondent covering a Big3 game.

Despite the inherent risk of injuries in football, women are choosing to join pay-for-play leagues for the love of the game and to inspire young girls to play a game traditionally limited to men.

Now on Friday, June 20, in their first-ever outdoor series against the Tampa Bay Rays in Tampa, Florida, the Tigers are dealing with another delay. TRENDING: Detroit Tigers option Keider Montero.

In the fifth game at Baltimore, Parilli replaced Starr with 29 seconds left and threw a 75-yard game-winner on his first play in a 24-21 victory.

Seven birdies and an eagle after he drove the green at the 320-yard par-4 14th wiped out an opening bogey for the Oklahoma State standout, who closed with an even-par 69 in his opening round.