It's hard to pinpoint a three-man band in the league more cerebral than LeBron James, Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves.
The one glaring blemish in Doncic's young Lakers career has been his inefficient shooting.
Many theories surfaced when Kevin Durant reportedly turned down a reunion with the Warriors at the trade deadline.
Holmgren is making his presence felt now that he has returned from injury.
Durant had some high praise for Tatum.
The parody account routinely tricked players and fans with witty and exaggerated "fake" stories.
They know exactly what it takes to hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy, and their confidence bodes well for the postseason.
One key area is preventing the Magic from breaking into the upper echelon of Eastern Conference teams.
This comes after the red-hot team extended its win streak to four Tuesday with a 128-92 drubbing of the Hornets.
Thompson ended up making contact with Antetokounmpo's head and neck area while trying to prevent a layup.
There was a time when many questioned James' clutch gene. The same can't be said about the 40-year-old version of the forward.
It's a testament to Doncic that he's making history despite struggling with his shot.
The Knicks are set to make a change to their starting lineup.
The Lakers have made only marginal improvements from the Darvin Ham era, but Redick's impact has been felt in the intangibles: hustle, effort and team morale.
The Timberwolves are garnering the reputation of the "comeback kids" over the past few years.
It's sheer lunacy for analysts to doubt this team.
With Monday's win, Sacramento (29-28) created more separation from 11th-seeded Phoenix (27-30) in the battle for the final play-in berth in the Western Conference.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the frontrunner to win MVP, but if you listen carefully, Nikola Jokic is ambling near on his Serbian horse.
At his current pace, Jokic is set to finish the season as the first center ever to average a triple-double.
Thibodeau insists on making the same mistakes, furthering his reputation as the coach who runs his players into the ground.
Reaves has turned into one of the best two-guards in the NBA over the last four years.
Middleton showed tremendous self-awareness with his recent comments.
It wasn't long ago when the Thunder were forced to start 6-foot-5 Jalen Williams at center, owing to early season injuries suffered by Chet Holmgren, Isaiah Hartenstein and Jaylin Williams.
The Warriors are 5-1 since acquiring Jimmy Butler at the trade deadline.
All signs point to the Suns blowing up the most expensive roster in NBA history over the summer.