Game 5 of the NBA Playoffs between the OKC Thunder and Minnesota Timberwolves tips off on May 29, 2025. Streaming details are still pending, but fans can find simulated highlights online. Key players like Jaylen Williams and Anthony Edwards are set to impact this high-stakes matchup.
Thunder and Timberwolves battle in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals on May 24 at 8:30 PM ET. Get live viewing options, including free and paid streaming, and an inside look at the pivotal players and what’s at stake for both teams.
The Timberwolves and Thunder are set for Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals, airing on ESPN and select local channels. Thunder lead 1-0, having dominated in the opening match with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s explosive scoring. Viewers can catch the action via cable or streaming free trials, with odds favoring Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City Thunder knotted their Western Conference Semifinals with the Denver Nuggets at two games apiece after a gritty 92-87 Game 4 win. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander paced the Thunder with 25 points, while a record-low first quarter set the stage for a tough defensive contest. The series heads back to Oklahoma City for a crucial Game 5.
Jamal Murray played through illness to spark the Nuggets' 119-107 victory over the Thunder, forcing a Game 7 in the Western Conference Semifinals. His resilience, backed by Nikola Jokić's dominance, sets up a must-watch winner-takes-all matchup with a Finals berth on the line.
The Indiana Pacers crushed the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 4, building a record-tying 41-point halftime lead and riding sensational performances from Tyrese Haliburton and Myles Turner. With Cleveland hobbled by injuries, the Pacers clinched a return to the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Indiana Pacers knocked off the top-seeded Cavaliers 114-105, storming back from a 19-point hole and earning their first trip to the Eastern Conference Finals in over ten years. A 31-point night from their star and late-game defensive grit sealed Cleveland’s fate.
Donovan Mitchell erupted for 43 points as the Cavaliers rolled past the Pacers in Game 3, keeping their playoff hopes alive. Max Strus, Jarrett Allen, and Evan Mobley gave vital support, while coach Kenny Atkinson highlighted the team's resilience. The Cavs now trail the series 2-1.
Boston Celtics cruised to the Eastern Conference semifinals after smashing the Orlando Magic 120-89. Jayson Tatum shined with 35 points and a perfect night at the line, becoming the first NBA player to hit 10+ free throws in three straight playoff games. The Celtics finished with a hot hand from deep and now wait on the Pistons-Knicks series outcome.
The Golden State Warriors bested the Los Angeles Lakers 123-116 in a crucial game, fueled by Stephen Curry's 37 points and Brandin Podziemski's standout performance. LeBron James and Austin Reaves led the Lakers but couldn’t keep up. The Warriors wrapped up a 4-2 road trip, tightening the Western Conference standings as both teams jostle for crucial playoff positions.