ScoresandStats.com Latest Sports Previews

The Indiana Pacers are set to play the New York Knicks in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals. The game will take place at Madison Square Garden on Thursday, May 29, 2025, at 8:00 PM. The Pacers lead the series 3-1 and are one win away from reaching the NBA Finals. The Knicks find themselves in a tough spot, trailing 3-1 in the series. They need a win to avoid elimination and extend their postseason. The game will be broadcast on TNT, making it a must-watch as both teams aim to secure their place in the NBA Finals. Want to explore how other teams are performing this postseason? Dive into analysis on Eastern Conference, Western Conference, and more via

FC Cincinnati will look to protect their unbeaten home record on Wednesday when they welcome FC Dallas to TQL Stadium. After back-to-back away setbacks, including a frustrating 4-2 loss at Atlanta United on Sunday, Cincinnati is eager to reset on familiar ground. Cincinnati (9-4-2, 29 points) were hoping to climb into first place in the Eastern Conference last weekend, but defensive lapses and an early injury to veteran defender Nick Hagglund proved costly. Hagglund sustained two broken ribs and a collapsed lung after an on-field collision and required surgery, with another procedure still pending. Want the Latest Soccer Coverage and Trends? Stay in the Know with the Scores & Stats Blog Despite recent struggles, FC Cincinnati’s home form remains pristine

New York City FC are looking to complete a perfect homestand on Wednesday when they host the Houston Dynamo at Yankee Stadium. Both teams come in with identical 2-0-1 records in their last three matches, but the home advantage lies firmly with NYCFC, who boast a 6-2-0 mark on their own turf this season. NYCFC (7-5-3, 24 points) continued their strong form on Sunday with a 3-1 comeback win over the Chicago Fire. Trailing into the 57th minute, they took full control once their opponents were reduced to nine men following two red cards. The match turned after halftime with the introduction of Mitja Ilenič, who helped spark the rally. After struggling to finish chances early in the season —

Two Eastern Conference teams trending in opposite directions will meet Wednesday night as D.C. United host the surging New England Revolution. New England (5-4-4, 19 points) arrives unbeaten in its last seven MLS matches, notching four wins in that span and rapidly climbing the standings. D.C. United (3-7-5, 14 points), on the other hand, are mired in a four-game winless run, made worse by the fact that they haven’t scored a single goal during that stretch. The absence of striker Christian Benteke has been a glaring factor. The 2024 MLS Golden Boot winner, who has six goals in 12 appearances this season, is set to miss his fourth consecutive match due to an ankle injury. Without him, D.C. has managed