Easter weekend was more like Christmas for NBA fans. All eight Game 1s took place over Saturday and Sunday, providing plenty of fodder to discuss. With so much action taking place, it was easy to miss some of the bigger storylines.

As the first full week of the NBA playoffs draws to a close, the matchups start to shift locations — with three Game 3s on tap for Friday night serving as the first home games for Orlando, Milwaukee and Minnesota.

The final matchup is one of the postseason’s most anticipated draws, with the Jimmy Butler-backed Warriors looking to go up 2-0 against the pugnacious and surprise second-seeded Rockets. Watching in person?

The Milwaukee Bucks tumbled into a two-game hole in their first-round series on Tuesday, losing a 123-115 shootout against the Indiana Pacers. And even as the series shifts to Milwaukee, things are looking bleak for Giannis Antetokounmpo and his Bucks.

The NBA Playoffs are here and on Saturday, April 19 they kick off with a rematch from one of the first round series from last year as the Milwaukee Bucks take on the Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.