Reigning MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander highlights a group of players from Canada who are making an impact on basketball’s ...

A record-tying four Canadians are playing in the 2025 NBA Finals: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Lu Dort, Andrew Nembhard and ...

The NBA Finals — a showcase of sorts for Canadian basketball — resumes Wednesday night in Indianapolis. The series is tied ...

One-time NBA champion Kevin Love believes Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry deserves a spot on the NBA's Mount ...

At times, it's hard to remember this is the first NBA Finals for Hamilton's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City ...

If the basketball pundits, podcasters and gamblers are correct, the NBA Finals could be a bit of a snoozer.

It was also a battle of the Canadian players in the Game 1 of the NBA Finals, and the Thunder and Pacers made history.

Outside of the United States, no country has produced more NBA players than Canada for 11 straight years. ‘ But these NBA ...

For years, Canadian NBA talent was treated like a bonus storyline and a feel-good nod to the country’s basketball growth. But this year is different. Yes, it’s the second straight Finals featuring ...

There are four players in this year's NBA Finals, with three recently playing in the 2024 Paris Olympics for Canada. Both the Thunder and Pacers have two players from Canada competing to lift the ...

Childhood rivals turned NBA finalists, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Andrew Nembhard are leading a historic Canadian presence ...

Two of the league's deepest teams are meeting in the Finals. Here are the top 20 players in this championship series.