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Subscribe now The Jazz are in a bad way at the moment. They’re down 2-1 to the Luka Doncic-less Mavs, and they just got dealt a loss in their own building, surrendering the home-court advantage they gained by winning Game 1 on the road. Perhaps unsurprisingly, defense has been
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Breaking down KD's 0-10 second half against the Celtics
Subscribe now Two more teams were eliminated from the playoffs last night. Let’s talk about what we saw from them this year, and what we might see from them this offseason.
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Subscribe now Two teams were eliminated from the playoffs last night. Let’s talk about what we saw from them this year, and what we might see from them this offseason.
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Subscribe now After suffering their sixth loss in a row, the Lakers are now 31-47. They are two games back of the Spurs for the final play-in spot in the Western Conference, with only four games to play. According to FiveThirtyEight’s RAPTOR-based prediction engine, they have a 0.2
Subscribe now I want to talk about these quotes from Joel Embiid from last night: Embiid on the stretch that he thought changed the game: "Their best player scored 17 in a row or whatever that was, I didn't think we did what we had to do.
Subscribe now It was all good just a week ago, for the Miami Heat. Between February 3 and March 18, the Heat went 15-4, with their only losses coming against the Mavericks, Bucks, Suns, and Timberwolves. (The Wolves game was on the second night of a back to back, and
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All the different ways Karl-Anthony Towns roasted poor Jakob Poeltl and Zach Collins in his 32-point third quarter
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Subscribe now Draymond Green might win Defensive Player of the Year on the strength of what has happened to his team in games he didn’t play. Through the first 37 games of the year, the Warriors were leading the league in defensive efficiency, with a 103.4 defensive rating,
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Jayson Tatum is evolving into a much more willing passer
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Subscribe now After losing to the Mavericks last night, the Lakers are 27-34. They’re in ninth place in the Western Conference, 22 games back of the first place Suns. They’re just two games ahead of Pelicans and Blazers, who are tied for the 10th spot. That means they