Injuries are dominating the 2025 NBA Playoffs, with superstars like Jayson Tatum, Stephen Curry, and Damian Lillard sidelined by devastating setbacks. As teams scramble to adapt, the postseason has become a test of survival more than skill—shaking up title hopes and reshaping the league’s future.

Two of the past three champs are staring at elimination without their superstars, plus more Round 2 revelations.

Losing key players to injury during the NBA playoffs is not uncommon; it happens every year. But it still hurts each time someone goes down.

The Boston Celtics are in an awkward postion entering the offseason. With their cap situation in duress due to the team going all out for a second-straight titl

The future looked bright for Orlando entering this season, but injuries to Paolo Banchero, Franz Wagner and Jalen Suggs changed things. Where do they go from here?

The New York Knicks enter the Game 5 matchup of the Eastern Conference semifinals with a 3-1 lead over the Boston Celtics.

One offshoot of the hamstring injury suffered by Warriors star Stephen Curry in Game 1 of the team's sereis vs. Minnesota has been the return to the rotation of much-maligned wing Jonathan Kuminga. After being all but cast out of the Warriors' rotation, Kuminga has had a resurgence, scoring 23 points in Game 4 after posting 30 in Game 3.

Follow live coverage of Game 5 as the two teams shift back to Boston, with the Knicks 3-1 up and looking to seal the series

The Golden State Warriors and Minnesota Timberwolves play Game 5 of the Western Conference semifinals in the NBA Playoffs Wednesday at Target Center.

A handful of injuries have changed the course of NBA history — here are the most devastating to occur during the postseason.