What happened in two snapshots in the NBA Playoffs on Sunday, April 29, 2018.

What happened in two snapshots in the NBA Playoffs on Saturday, April 28, 2018.

Stephen Curry sat out Game 1 of the Warriors' second round series against the Pelicans, but the Warriors expect him to play in Game 2.

Steve Kerr said it is "very likely" he plays in Game 2.

Curry was listed as questionable entering Saturday's game.

Curry has not played since suffering a Grade 2 MCL sprain in his left knee on March 23.

What happened in three snapshots in the NBA Playoffs on Friday, April 27, 2018.

Fred VanVleet will be available for the Toronto Raptors in Game 6 against the Washington Wizards.

VanVleet has been limited to just three minutes in the first round due to an injured shoulder.

VanVleet has been a key bench player for the Raptors this season.

What happened in one snapshot in the NBA Playoffs on Thursday, April, 26 2018.

What happened in four snapshots (and a bonus one from Cleveland) in the NBA Playoffs on Wednesday, April, 25 2018.

What happened in three snapshots in the NBA Playoffs on Tuesday, April 24, 2018.

Russell Westbrook turned Oklahoma City's first round matchup against the Jazz personal with his comments after Game 3 that Ricky Rubio wouldn't replicate his offensive output.

Westbrook was aggressive on defense and ultimately was limited by foul trouble.

The Jazz attempted to keep their play team-oriented.

"We just stayed within ourselves," Donovan Mitchell said. "We always say the strength of our team is the strength of our team. I said this morning we're not really worried about one individual comment. I think if we get caught up in that it takes us out of our own game, and our play showed tonight that we really just focused on each other and made the right plays when we needed to."

With a mark of 31.7, LeBron James is the leader in PER for the 2018 NBA Playoffs now that every team has played four games. Anthony Davis ranks second at 31.3, followed by James Harden, Giannis Antetokounmpo and John Wall.

2018 NBA Playoffs PER (Min. 20 MPG)
1. LeBron James: 31.7
2. Anthony Davis: 31.3
3. James Harden: 29.0
4. Giannis Antetokounmpo: 28.9
5. John Wall: 26.2
6. Khris Middleton: 25.8
7. Clint Capela: 25.8
8. Chris Paul: 25.7
9. Kevin Durant: 25.3
10. Al Horford: 24.2
11. Jrue Holiday: 24.2
12. Jonas Valanciunas: 23.7
13. LaMarcus Aldridge: 23.3
14. Jusuf Nurkic: 22.4
15. Nikola Mirotic: 22.2
16. Ben Simmons: 21.3
17. Jaylen Brown: 21.2
18. Rudy Gobert: 20.7
19. Al-Farouq Aminu: 20.6
20. Dwyane Wade: 20.5
21. Donovan Mitchell: 19.8
22. C.J. McCollum: 19.3
23. DeMar DeRozan: 19.2
24. OG Anunoby: 18.9
25. Ricky Rubio: 18.9