The streaking Suns are good but they’re not (yet) elite -
The Suns have done a great job winning ten-straight games, but there are a number of key areas that they need to work on.
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NBA Day 30: Giannis Antetokounmpo dropped 47 on the Lakers, LaMelo Ball spoiled Bradley Beal’s return, Jimmy Butler had a triple-double, and more. -
Giannis Antetokounmpo dropped 47 points to help the Bucks survive the Lakers, while Jimmy Butler had a triple-double to key a 15-point comeback for the Heat.
The Golden State Warriors are showing signs of dominance, but the battle for the NBA title is still a long way away -
The Golden State Warriors looked like the better team against the Brooklyn Nets, but the Nets and other teams have plenty of time to make up ground.
NBA Day 29: The Warriors eviscerate the Nets in a statement game -
Steph Curry splashed nine three pointers on the way to 37 points as the Warriors wrecked the Nets in Brooklyn.
The slow start won’t deter nor faze Cade Cunningham from proving why he was this year’s top pick -
Compared to the other rookies, the top overall picks face the most pressure in their first few seasons. The pressure to win and turn a franchise around is on their shoulders, regardless if they can control the situation or not. Magic Johnson and LeBron James were able to bring or sustain winning with their respective
NBA day 28: DeMar DeRozan schooled the Lakers, the Beal-less Wizards came back from 19 down, the Suns made it nine in a row, and more. -
DeMar DeRozan, Lonzo Ball and Zach LaVine combined for 91 points while blowing out the Lakers, and the Washington Wizards showed no quit in them as they came back from a 19-point deficit to stay on top of the Eastern Conference.
