Sometimes business gets in the way of pleasure.

If you care about long regular season winning streaks in basketball, you missed an important thing.

Seriously: you missed an insane night of basketball.

Time’s running out in your quest for the postseason. Only four weeks remain in the fantasy basketball regular season, magnifying the importance of every block and steal. If you’re lucky, you may be able to pluck a gem off the waiver wire, but those types of players don’t remain available for long. Instead, you’ll probably have to settle for some marginally productive and generally inconsistent options. Still, if you can identify which categories need the most reinforcements, there are an abundance of alternatives ready to provide assistance.

Boston’s Jeff Green took on all of Miami’s Big Three on this play (probably), throwing down a monster jam for the early dunk of the day.

Last night, the Oklahoma City Thunder erased an 18-point first half deficit to defeat the San Antonio Spurs and head to the NBA Finals. In the postgame, every Spurs player credited the young Thunder squad and its extremely high talent level. But how did the Thunder get to be so good, so quickly?

Of all the guys moved around during the trade-deadline extravaganza, nobody seemed more upset than Kendrick Perkins—at least no player was more vocal about it.