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Deni Avdija is Generating All-Star Buzz

Portland Trail Blazers forward Deni Avdija is among ESPN writer Zach Kram’s early-season picks for the NBA All-Star game. Kram places Avdija in the category of “single stars on teams that are unlikely to contend for a Finals berth,” putting him alongside Devin Booker, Lauri Markannen, and James Harden.  Despite his “outside looking in” classification, […]

What did Will Hardy say after Walter Clayton Jr.’s impressive performance?

It’s not been the most glamorous start to the 2025 No. 18 overall pick’s career. Between limited minutes, a few DNPs and some time in the G League, Walter Clayton Jr. is a long ways away from reaching his status as college basketball’s Most Outstanding Player. But on Monday night, his performance against the Rockets […]

Janibek Alimkhanuly fails drug test for meldonium, Erislandy Lara fight canceled

Janibek Alimkhanuly’s long-desired unification bout with Erislandy Lara is off after “Qazaq Style” tested positive for the banned substance meldonium. Per Andreas Hale and Dan Rafael, Lara will instead defend his WBA middleweight title against Johan Gonzalez, who got smashed by Yoenis Tellez last year but bounced back with a split decision over the incredibly […]

Boston Celtics Daily Links 12/2/25

Globe Knicks at Celtics: Boston hosts New York for primetime matchup Jordan Walsh is learning to do the dirty work for the Celtics CelticsBlog How Celtics reserve became one of team’s most important leaders — even through DNPs After 20 games, are the Celtics good? (staff roundtable) Celtics share great injury news ahead of Knicks […]

Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 12/2/25

Globe Knicks at Celtics: Boston hosts New York for primetime matchup Jordan Walsh is learning to do the dirty work for the Celtics CelticsBlog How Celtics reserve became one of team’s most important leaders — even through DNPs After 20 games, are the Celtics good? (staff roundtable) Celtics share great injury news ahead of Knicks game Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla uses NFL lingo to avoid NBA fine after loss to Timberwolves Parquet Plays: How the Killer Whale Offense Hunted the Cavs ...

Cooper Flagg named Western Conference Rookie of the Month

Cooper Flagg was recognized for his early season success Tuesday when the NBA announced the Western and Eastern Conference Rookies of the Month. Flagg represented the Western Conference, while former Duke teammate Kon Knueppel of the Charlotte Hornets took home the Eastern Conference award. The award recognized the rookies’ excellence through the games played in […]

Ava Watson’s switch to point guard yields results for Ohio State

Last season, guard Ava Watson joined Ohio State women’s basketball alongside former AAU teammate and fellow Buckeye recruit Jaloni Cambridge. The latter entered the program as the top point guard in the 2025 class and Watson the No. 52 recruit. Watson entered games as a backup shooting guard for upperclassmen guard Chance Gray. For most […]

What Quarter-season Grade Do You Give the Blazers?

Twenty games in, the Portland Trail Blazers have just about reached the quarter-mark of the long NBA season. With an 8-12 record made up of some exhilarating highs and crushing lows, Portland is sitting in the Play-in race as the No. 10 seed in the Western Conference. The Blazers have stayed competitive all season, even […]

Clippers were shown firsthand just how lopsided their Norman Powell trade really was

When the Miami Heat acquired Norman Powell in a three-team trade this past summer, it was pretty clear instantly that Pat Riley pulled off another fleece acquisition.  And that notion has only intensified as Powell is in the midst of another career year in South Beach. He is the Heat’s leading scorer, and has provided […] The post Clippers were shown firsthand just how lopsided their Norman Powell trade really was appeared first on Hot Hot Hoops - Miami HEAT NBA Blog .

Corn Nation NEBRASKA vs. Iowa Photo Gallery

Yes, we all know the game result was an unmitigated disaster. But Steve did some amazing work where the scarlet and cream of Nebraska against the yellow and black of Iowa really made the uniform colors pop in the shots below. Throw in some occasional snow and it really makes for a gallery worth checking […]

Breaking down Mikal Bridges’ impressive defensive season

Mikal Bridges’ inaugural season as a member of the New York Knicks was disappointing in a lot of different ways. Bridges had a few bright spots highlighted by his Christmas Day explosion and the pair of game-winning defensive plays he made against the Celtics in the second round of the playoffs. But the overwhelming majority […]

Thunder vs Warriors Odds, Props, and More for Tuesday Night’s Western Conference Clash

Get ready for an exciting Tuesday night in San Francisco, where the Thunder vs Warriors cap off a loaded NBA slate at the Chase Center. On one side, you have the seemingly unbeatable OKC Thunder, winners of 20 of their first 21 games. On the other, are the barely above .500 Golden State Warriors, just looking to stay afloat. Will SGA and the Thunder continue their historical start to the season? Or can the Curry-less Warriors draw up an epic upset on their home court? Let’s take a peek at the ...

Celtics share great injury news ahead of Knicks game

The Celtics will be fully healthy (minus Jayson Tatum) when they face the New York Knicks on Tuesday night at TD Garden. Derrick White (right calf contusion) and Neemias Queta (left ankle sprain) both missed Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Cavaliers and were listed as probable for Tuesday’s game. But on Tuesday morning, the Celtics […]

Milwaukee Bucks Poll: Planning for life after Doc

I think it’s safe to say that the vast majority of Bucks fans are fed up with the underachievement that’s defined this year’s squad and that we’ve seen at times during Doc Rivers’ tenure. Given the situation when he was hired, there was an argument for bringing him on: the locker room had turned on […]

Blazers vs. Raptors Preview

The Portland Trail Blazers are facing off against the Toronto Raptors on the road to kick off a long five-game road trip. With losses in two straight games to the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder, the Blazers are looking to rebound with a win. However, the Raptors have been one of the NBA’s […]

The Rap-Up: Managing adversity and expectations

Welcome to the second quarter of the season! Blowing the lead in Charlotte on Saturday, then getting blown out in New York on Sunday should not change your opinion on how the Raptors performed over the first 21 games. By winning 2 of every 3 games and getting the 14th victory two months (or 27 […]

Two Words, Wolves Pod: A Wild Thanksgiving Week

On today’s show, Ryan Eichten and Leo Sun break down the Minnesota Timberwolves winning two games in as many nights on Thanksgiving weekend, as well as trying to figure out what’s going so wrong for this team late in close games. — The Timberwolves beat the San Antonio Spurs 125-112, outscoring them by 17 points in […]