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Nets’ Demin (Bone Bruise) Out At Least One Week

Brooklyn Nets guard Egor Demin suffers a bone bruise in his right leg and will miss at least the next four games—Detroit (Fri), Indiana (Sun), New York (Mon) and Charlotte (Wed). The injury, first labeled a contusion in Tuesday’s loss to Boston where Demin played just 10 minutes, forced a reevaluation in a week. The 20‑year‑old, the 8th overall pick in 2025, has been averaging 9.7 points, 3.0 assists and 2.7 rebounds in 25.7 minutes while shooting 30.8% this season. Mikel Brown Jr. and Nolan Traore are expected to see increased minutes.

‘He’s putting it all together ’: Evan Mobley’s leap could be upon us

The Cleveland Cavaliers are buzzing about Evan Mobley’s emerging three‑point game. After opening the 2026‑27 season 12‑for‑18 from deep (66%), he hit five‑of‑six threes versus Washington and four‑of‑five in a 127‑125 overtime win over Minnesota, even with defenses like Rudy Gobert and Anthony Davis sagging off him. Coach Kenny Atkinson and teammates note a new confidence and quicker release, while stressing the need to balance perimeter shooting with his traditional paint dominance. If Mobley can sustain this hot start, his shooting could reshape the Cavs’ spacing and fuel a major offensive leap.

‘Uniquely Nellie’: Dallas Mavericks To Honor Don Nelson With Nellie Night Nov. 18 Against Golden State Warriors

The Dallas Mavericks will host “Nellie Night” on Nov. 18 against the Golden State Warriors to honor Hall of Fame coach Don Nelson, who passed away Aug. 9 at age 86. Tip‑off is 8:30 p.m. CT; ESPN will broadcast nationally. The first 10,000 fans receive a commemorative playing‑card deck, and players will wear special “Nellie” shooting shirts. The event includes tributes from family, former players and coaches, and a $25,000 donation to the Humane Society of North Texas in Nelson’s name. Nelson, who served as Mavs GM and head coach from 1997‑2005, drafted Dirk Nowitzki and Steve Nash, amassed a 339‑251 record and led four straight playoff trips, ranking second in franchise wins. The Warriors will also honor him with a “Nellie” band on their jerseys for the season.

NBC Sports Philadelphia is So Sick of Watching the Flyers That They’re Switching to the Sixers, Mid-Broadcast

The Flyers have lost three straight. They only have three wins on the season, and currently sit at a dismal 3-7-4 for a measly 10 points. Their season started on September 30th, by the way. The Flyers have three wins in a month’s time. Woof. In short, they’re an awful team that makes for a truly […] The post NBC Sports Philadelphia is So Sick of Watching the Flyers That They’re Switching to the Sixers, Mid-Broadcast appeared first on Crossing Broad .

Jaylen Brown criticizes NBA awards voting process

Jaylen Brown has criticized the way NBA awards are determined, arguing that the voting process is subjective and that players should not depend on individual recognition for their happiness. Brown questioned the standards used to select award winners, suggesting that media members sometimes favor particular players or narratives rather than applying consistent criteria. He explained […] The post Jaylen Brown criticizes NBA awards voting process appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

Sophie Cunningham on WNBA players disrespecting the national anthem

Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham has shared her views on WNBA teams leaving the court during the national anthem, emphasizing her personal support for American military personnel and veterans. During an appearance on Theo Von’s podcast, Cunningham addressed the decision by the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries to remain off the court during the […] The post Sophie Cunningham on WNBA players disrespecting the national anthem appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

Lu Dort explains why leaving Thunder was inevitable

Luguentz Dort said his departure from the Oklahoma City Thunder was an emotional but necessary decision, with the two sides recognizing the financial realities surrounding his future before his July trade to the Atlanta Hawks. “We had a couple conversations,” Dort told The Athletic. “Just knowing the situation that the team and I was in, […] The post Lu Dort explains why leaving Thunder was inevitable appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

Bam Adebayo played like the co-star he needs to be, made Heat history in bounce back performance

Bam Adebayo silences critics with a career‑high performance as the Miami Heat snap their 0‑4 start, beating the Atlanta Hawks 112‑108 on Wednesday night. Adebayo’s dominant inside play and clutch scoring spark the Heat’s first win of the Giannis Antetokounmpo era, marking a historic bounce‑back that could redefine his role as a co‑star. The article breaks down his key stats, the team’s adjustments, and what this turnaround means for Miami’s early‑season outlook.

What we learned from the Spurs win over the Jazz

The Spurs edged the Utah Jazz in a nail‑biting October 28 contest, holding on to a six‑point lead thanks to Victor Wembanyama’s late‑game return. While the new starting line‑up, reshaped by Dylan Harper’s rise, has struggled for consistency, the bench—especially Luke Kornet—has looked lost without the rookie’s steady hand. Coach Will Hardy’s timeout allowed Wemby back in and prompted a surprising substitution of Keldon Johnson for sharpshooter Julian Champagnie. The win highlighted San Antonio’s reliance on Wemby and exposed lingering roster growing‑pains.

Mavericks vs. Thunder Quoteboard: “We like threes. They are worth more.”

The Dallas Mavericks (3-2) snap a losing streak with a dominant 120-96 win over the injury‑hit Oklahoma City Thunder (4-1) at the American Airlines Center on Oct. 28, 2026. Coach Dusty May praised the team’s effort, turnover control and emerging winning habits, while highlighting the return of Caleb Martin and Kyrie Irving’s gradual comeback after an ACL tear. Rookie Cooper Flagg impressed with paint aggression and playmaking, drawing comparisons to Irving’s unselfish style. The win marks the Mavericks’ first winning record since March 5, 2025, and sets up a tough upcoming opponent.