Offense is back in the NBA. The 2025–26 postseason has seen some incredibly high-scoring games as the speed of games has picked up, and offensive efficiency has risen. Four teams are averaging 110 or more points per game in the playoffs this year. The Thunder (122.1) and Knicks (117.8) lead the way, while the Spurs (114.0) aren’t far behind. Already in the playoffs, New York dropped 140 on the Hawks in Game 6 of their first-round series, and 144 to close our their second-round sweep of the 76ers . San Antonio dropped 133 on the Timberwolves in Game 2 of their second-round series, and Oklahoma City has scored 131 points twice. The Thunder and Suns combined to score 253 points in a 131–122 OKC victory in Game 4 of their opening round series, which seemed like an incredibly high-scoring game. But that total doesn’t even come close to some of the biggest scores we’ve seen in the playoffs.…