What NBA playoff games are on today?

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NBC Sports Staff,

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NBC Sports Staff

Published May 25, 2026 09:00 AM

The 2026 NBA Playoffs are off and running as teams pursue the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy.

Will any team be able to stop the Thunder from repeating?

Read on for more information on today’s 2026 NBA Playoffs schedule.

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What NBA Playoff games are on today?

Monday, May 25

Game 4: New York Knicks vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (NYK leads 3-0), 8:00 p.m. ET on ESPN

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NBA Playoff scores

Sunday, May 24

Game 4: San Antonio Spurs 103, Oklahoma City Thunder 82 (SAS, OKC tied 2-2)

Saturday, May 23

Game 3: New York Knicks 121, Cleveland Cavaliers 108 (NYK leads 3-0)

Friday, May 22

Game 3: Oklahoma City Thunder 123, San Antonio Spurs 108 (OKC leads 2-1)

Thursday, May 21:

Game 2: New York Knicks 109, Cleveland Cavaliers 93 (NYK lead 2-0)

Wednesday, May 20:

Game 2: Oklahoma City Thunder 122, San Antonio Spurs 113 (SAS, OKC tied 1-1)

Tuesday, May 19:

Game 1: New York Knicks 115, Cleveland Cavaliers 104 (OT) (NYK lead 1-0)

Monday, May 18:

Game 1: San Antonio Spurs 122, Oklahoma City Thunder 115 (2OT) (SAS up 1-0)

Sunday, May 17:

Game 7: Cleveland Cavaliers 125, Detroit Pistons 94 (CLE wins 4-3)

Friday, May 15:

Game 6: Detroit Pistons 115, Cleveland Cavaliers 94 (DET, CLE tied 3-3)
Game 6: San Antonio Spurs 139, Minnesota Timberwolves 109 (Spurs win series 4-2)

Wednesday, May 13:

Game 5: Cleveland Cavaliers 117, Detroit Pistons 113 (CLE leads 3-2)

Tuesday, May 12:

Game 5: San Antonio Spurs 126, Minnesota Timberwolves 97 (SAS leads 3-2)

Monday, May 11:

Game 4: Cleveland Cavaliers 112, Detroit Pistons 103 (CLE, DET tied 2-2)
Game 4: Oklahoma City Thunder 115, Los Angeles Lakers 110 (OKC win 4-0)

Sunday, May 10:

Game 4: New York Knicks 144, Philadelphia 76ers 114 (NYK wins 4-0)
Game 4: Minnesota Timberwolves 114, San Antonio Spurs 109 (MIN, SAS tied 2-2)

Saturday, May 9:

Game 3: Cleveland Cavaliers 116, Detroit Pistons 109 (DET leads 2-1)
Game 3: Oklahoma City 131, Los Angeles Lakers 108 (OKC leads 3-0)

Friday, May 8:

Game 3: New York Knicks 108, vs. Philadelphia 76ers 94 (NYK leads 3-0)
Game 3: San Antonio Spurs 115, Minnesota Timberwolves 108 (SAS leads tied 2-1)

Thursday, May 7:

Game 2: Detroit Pistons 107, Cleveland Cavaliers 97 (DET leads 2-0)
Game 2: Oklahoma City Thunder 125, Los Angeles Lakers 107 (OKC leads 2-0)

Wednesday, May 6:

Game 2: New York Knicks 108, Philadelphia 76ers 102 (NYK lead 2-0)
Game 2: San Antonio Spurs 133, Minnesota Timberwolves 95 (SAS, MIN tied 1-1)

Tuesday, May 5:

Game 1: Detroit Pistons 111, Cleveland Cavaliers 101 (DET leads 1-0)
Game 1: Oklahoma City Thunder 108, Los Angeles Lakers 90 (OKC leads 1-0)

Monday, May 4:

Game 1: New York Knicks 137, Philadelphia 76ers 98 (NYK lead 1-0)
Game 1: Minnesota Timberwolves 104, San Antonio Spurs 102 (MIN lead 1-0)

Sunday, May 3:

Game 7: Detroit Pistons 116, Orlando Magic 94 (DET wins 4-3)
Game 7: Cleveland Cavaliers 114, Toronto Raptors 102 (CLE wins 4-3)

Saturday, May 2:

Game 7: Philadelphia 76ers 109, Boston Celtics 100 (PHI win 4-3)

Friday, May 1:

Game 6: Detroit Pistons 93, Orlando Magic 79 (DET, ORL tied 3-3)
Game 6: Toronto Raptors 112, Cleveland Cavaliers 110 (TOR, CLE tied 3-3)
Game 6: Los Angeles Lakers 98, Houston Rockets 78 (LAL wins 4-2)

Thursday, April 30:

Game 6: New York Knicks 140, Atlanta Hawks 89 (NYK win 4-2)
Game 6: Philadelphia 76ers 106, Boston Celtics 93 (BOS, PHI tied 3-3)
Game 6: Minnesota Timberwolves 110, Denver Nuggets 98 (MIN win 4-2)

Wednesday, April 29:

Game 5: Detroit Pistons 116, Orlando Magic 109 (ORL leads 3-2)
Game 5: Cleveland Cavaliers 125, Toronto Raptors 120 (CLE leads 3-2)
Game 5: Houston Rockets 99, Los Angeles Lakers 93 (LAL leads 3-2)

Tuesday, April 28:

Game 5: Philadelphia 76ers 113, Boston Celtics 97 (BOS leads 3-2)
Game 5: New York Knicks 126, Atlanta Hawks 97 (NYK leads 3-2)
Game 5: San Antonio Spurs 114, Portland Trail Blazers 95 (SA wins 4-1)

Monday, April 27:

Game 4: Orlando Magic 94, Detroit Pistons 88 (ORL leads 3-1)
Game 4: Oklahoma City Thunder 131, Phoenix Suns 122 (OKC wins 4-0)
Game 5: Denver Nuggets 125, Minnesota Timberwolves 113 (MIN leads 3-2)

Sunday, April 26:

Game 4: Toronto Raptors 93, Cleveland Cavaliers 89 (CLE, TOR tied 2-2)
Game 4: San Antonio Spurs 114, Portland Trail Blazers 93 (SAS leads 3-1)
Game 4: Boston Celtics 128, Philadelphia 76ers 96 (BOS leads 3-1)
Game 4: Houston Rockets 115, Los Angeles Lakers 96 (LAS leads 3-1)

Saturday, April 25:

Game 3: Detroit Pistons 105, Orlando Magic 113 (ORL leads 2-1)
Game 3: Oklahoma City Thunder 121, Phoenix Suns 109 (OKC leads 3-0)
Game 4: New York Knicks 114, Atlanta Hawks 98 (Series tied 2-2)
Game 4: Denver Nuggets 96, Minnesota Timberwolves 112 (MIN leads 3-1)

Friday, April 24:

Game 3: Boston Celtics 108, Philadelphia 100 (BOS leads 2-1)
Game 3: Los Angeles Lakers 112, Houston Rockets 108 (LAL leads 3-0)
Game 3: San Antonio Spurs 120, Portland Trail Blazers 108 (SAS leads 2-1)

Thursday, April 23:

Game 3: Atlanta Hawks 109, New York Knicks 108 (ATL leads 2-1)
Game 3: Toronto Raptors 126, Cleveland Cavaliers 104 (CLE leads 2-1)
Game 3: Minnesota Timberwolves 113, Denver Nuggets 96 (MIN leads 2-1)

Wednesday, April 22

Game 2: Detroit Pistons 98, Orlando Magic 83 (DET, ORL tied 1-1)
Game 2: Oklahoma City Thunder 120, Phoenix Suns 107 (OKC leads 2-0)

Tuesday, April 21

Game 2: Philadelphia 76ers 111, Boston Celtics 97 (BOS, PHI tied 1-1)
Game 2: Portland Trail Blazers 106, San Antonio Spurs 103 (POR, SAS tied 1-1)
Game 2: Los Angeles Lakers 101, Houston Rockets 94 (LAL leads 2-0)

Monday, 4/20

Game 2: Cleveland Cavaliers 115, Toronto Raptors 105 (CLE leads 2-0)
Game 2: Atlanta Hawks 107, New York Knicks 106 (Series tied 1-1)
Game 2: Minnesota Timberwolves 119, Denver Nuggets 114 (Series tied 1-1)

Sunday, 4/19

Game 1: Boston Celtics 123, Philadelphia 76ers 91
Game 1: Oklahoma City Thunder 119, Phoenix Suns 84
Game 1: Orlando Magic 112, Detroit Pistons 101
Game 1: San Antonio Spurs 111, Portland Trail Blazers 98

Saturday, 4/18

Game 1: Cleveland Cavaliers 126, Toronto Raptors 113
Game 1: Denver Nuggets 116, Minnesota Timberwolves 105
Game 1: New York Knicks 113, Atlanta Hawks 102
Game 1: Los Angeles Lakers 107, Houston Rockets 98

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