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Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis PART ONE 10/25/17

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– Ben Simmons: Already Passing Like A Veteran PG (from Scott Rafferty, The Step Back):
– Anunoby: Fitting Right In With Raptors (from Ben Ladner, The Step Back):
– What Makes Dejounte Murray Different? (from Fred Silva, Pounding The Rock):
– LBJ On Starting At PG, Playing Every Position (from Joe Vardon, Cleveland.com):
– Jeff Green’s Role With The Cavs (from Chris Fedor, cleveland.com):
– Durant’s Outstanding Defensive Start (from Shane Young, Fanrag Sports):
– Orlando’s New Front Office Explains Its Patient Plan (from James Herbert, CBS Sports):
– Aaron Gordon And The Magic Are Finally Having Fun (from Philip Rossman-Reich, Orlando Magic Daily):
– Is Giannis Already The League’s Best Player?  (from Chris Mannix, Yahoo Sports):
– The Thunder’s Roster Problem (from Jack Winter, Fanrag Sports):
– Wiggins’ Development (from Matt Ellentuck, SBNation):
– Griffin Elevates Clippers With 3-Point Shooting  (from Scott Rafferty, Sporting News):
– Lakers Look To Jason Kidd For Lonzo Ball Blueprint (from Ohn Youngmisuk, ESPN):
– Exploring Early Season Trends With Usage Charts (from Krishna Narsu, Nylon Calculus):
– Blazers’ Bench Becoming One Of The League’s Best (from Jason Quick, NBC Sports):
– How LMA & The Spurs Patched Up A Rocky Marriage (from Tim Bontemps, Washington Post):
– Tuesday Night Recap (from Kristian Winfield, SBNation):
– Jaylen Brown & Jayson Tatum: The Future Is Now (from Jay King, Mass Live):
– Doncic Makes Everyone Take Notice – Again  (from DJ Dunson, Yahoo Sports):

Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis 10/11/17

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– Warriors: How History’s Most Explosive Offense Began (from Baxter Holmes, ESPN):
– Traffic Cones & High-Fives: A Glimpse Behind The Warriors’ Curtain (from Scott Cacciola, NY Times):
– Isaiah Thomas: “Best Year Of My Career, Worst Year Of My Life” (from Lee Jenkins, Sports Illustrated):
– Is This The Season Gary Harris Becomes One Of NBA’s Best SGs?  (from Scott Rafferty, The Step Back):
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– Pindown Defense: “Top-Lock”  (from Dylan Murphy, medium.com):
– Dennis Smith, Jr. Turns Heads As He Adjusts (from Alex Kennedy, Hoops Hype):
– Jokic Has Revolutionized The Nuggets’ Offense (from Brandon Jefferson, The Step Back):
– Paul George: Feeling Right At Home In OKC (from Chris Mannix, Yahoo Sports):
– Anonymous NBA Scouts Preview The Northwest (from Sports Illustrated):
– Anonymous NBA Scouts Preview the Pacific (from Ben Golliver, Sports Illustrated):
– How The Blazers Make Flare Screens Unstoppable (from Jeff Siegel, The Step Back):
– Blazers: Nurkic Sparked Post-Break Turnaround (from John Schuhmann, NBA.com):
 – Bucks Live In The Paint (from John Schuhmann, NBA.com):
– Nuggets Need To Get Easy Stops (from Ian Levy, Fansided):
– Celtics’ Depth Is A Good Problem To Have (from Steve Bulpett, Boston Herald):
– Can Terry Rozier Become A Traditional Facilitator? (from Matt Chin, Celtics Blog):
– Celtics Still Have A Rebounding Problem (from Jacob Goldstein, Nylon Calculus):
– Cracking Down On Faux “Shooting Fouls”  (from Berry Tramel, newsok.com):
– Nets Need To Make Open 3s (from Ian Levy, Nylon Calculus):
– This Season Will Be Doc Rivers’ Greatest Coaching Challenge  (from Robert Flom, clipsnation.com):
– Hornets Can’t Keep Allowing Open 3s (from Max Schimanski, Nylon Calculus):
– Embiid’s Deal Protects Sixers In Case Of Contractually Specific Injuries  (from Adrain Wojnarowski/Bobby Marks, ESPN):
– Grading The Raptors’ Roster (from Adam Fromal, NBA Math):
– Sabonis, Stephenson Make Early Connection (from Mark Monteith, pacers.com):
– Vucevic Hopes To Be Stretch-5 That Works The Post (from Philip Rossman-Reich, Orlando Magic Daily):
– Top 100 Euroleague Players: 21-30 (from Sportando):
– McGruder’s Long, Winding Path To The NBA (from Aaron Torres, Washington Post):
– Meet Alfonzo McKinnie (from Curtis Rafter, Hashtag Basketball):

Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis 10/9/17

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– Rating NBA Tiers: From Warriors To Worst (from Zach Lowe, ESPN):
– Teodosic: Already Giving Clippers Joy & Pace (from Tom West, Fanrag Sports):
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– Breakout Watch: Norman Powell  (from Vivek Jacob, BBball Breakdwon):
– Nets: Is Allen Crabbe A Perfect Fit?  (from Kristian Winfield, SBNation):
– Q & A: Vince Carter (from Marc J. Spears, The Undefeated):
– Player Preview: Nikola Jokic  (from Tyler Bowen, Hoops Nations):
– The New-Look Hawks’ Offense (from Glen Willis, Peachtree Hoops):
– Is Kuzma The Real Deal? (from Kevin O’Connor, The Ringer):
– Four Atlantic Division Breakout Players  (from Matt Chin, otgbasketball.com):
– Marcus Smart’s Scrappiness Is Rubbing Off On New Teammates  (from Taylor C. Snow, Celtics.com):
– Yabusele: Strengths & Weaknesses  (from Nik DeCosta-Klipa, Boston.com):
– Spurs: Lauvergne Looking Like Good Fit (from Jared Johnson, Fanrag Sports):
– Podcast: Nuggets’ President Tim Connelly (from Adrian Wojnarowski):
– The Cavs Are Counting On LBJ’s Defense (from Dan Gilinsky, King James Gospel):
– Grizzlies: Playoff Hopes Depend On Four Comeback Candidates (from Chris Herrington, Commercial Appeal):
– Every Teams’ Best Case Scenario (from Ti Windisch, Fansided):
– Wolves: Thibodeau Executes The Rerunning Of The Bulls (from Jerry Zgoda, Star Tribune):
– Grading The Spurs’ Roster (from Adam Fromal, NBA Math):
– Summer Internship Could Help Willy Hernangomez Separate Himself (from Marc Berman, NY Post):
– There Is More To Dion Than Waiters Island (from Rohan Nadkarni, Sports Illustrated):
– Coach Vogel: Excited About Orlando’s Modernized Style Of Play (from John Denton, magic.com):
– Lakers’ Preseason: Data Takeaways  (from Cranjis McBasketball, Forum Blue And Gold):
–  Jazz: Joe Johnson Can Still Play (from Tony Jones, Salt Lake Tribune):
– The Top 5 Prospects From the 2017 Draft (from Christopher Kline, The Sixer Sense):
– Pistons Like Moreland’s Energy, Not His Lapses (from Rod Beard, Detroit News):
– Euroleague Season Preview (from Trevor Magnotti, The Step Back):
– Top 100 Euroleague Players: 31-40  (from Sportando):

Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis 8/14/17

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– Hawks’ Offensive Playbook: Pick-And-Roll Action, Part One (from Glen Willis, Peachtree Hoops):
– 2017-18: Aaron Gordon’s Season Of Opportunity (from Philip Rossman-Reich< Orlando Magic Daily):
– G-League Player Invitational: 5 Intriguing Prospects (from Ben Stram, Fanrag Sports):
– The Proving Grounds: Marcus Smart  (from James Holas, BBall Breakdown):
Read and watch it here:  https://bballbreakdown.com/2017/08/13/the-proving-grounds/

– Misconceptions About Jarrett Allen (from Brian Lewis, NY Post):
Read it here: http://nypost.com/2017/08/14/nets-rookie-doesnt-care-what-you-think-about-his-hobbies/

– Paul George’s Fit With The Thunder (from Jackson Frank, Welcome To Loud City):
– Myles Turner’s Shot Selection (from Hunter Kuffel, 8points9seonds.com):
– Nets’ Defense: The Good, Bad & Unknown (from Charles Maniego, Nets Daily):
– What Tyler Dorsey Does & Doesn’t Bring To The Hawks (from Tyler Sellers, Soaring Down South):
– Is Avery Bradley’s Offense What The Pistons Needed To Make The Playoffs? (from Thomas Rende, NBA Math):
– How Nate McMillan Should Approach The Post-Paul George Era (from Caitlin Cooper, indycornrows.com):
Read and watch it here:  https://www.indycornrows.com/2017/8/14/16127324/nate-mcmillan-should-dare-to-be-weird

– Where Will Celtics’ Rebounding Come From? (from Bryan Rafferty, Celtics Hub):
– Does Lonzo Ball Need To “Fix” His Jump Shot? (from Ric Bucher, Bleacher Report):
– Making The Jump: Welcome To The Euroleague (from Sam Meyerkopf, NextStep-Basketball):

Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis 5/22/17

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– BOS 111, CLE 108 (from 16 Wins):
– Video Breakdown: Bradley’s Winning Shot Came On Another Great Stevens’ ATO Play (from Kristian Winfield, SBNation):
– Marcus Smart’s Game 3 Shooting (from John Schuhmann, NBA.com):
– NBA Culture: The Warriors And The Spurs (from Kevin Arnovitz, ESPN):
– Steph Curry Is On Best Offensive AND Defensive Run Of His Playoff Career (from Tim Kawakami, Mercury News):
– GSW-SAS: Game Three Takeaway (from Tom Piccolo, Pounding The Rock):
– Klay Thompson Has Shut Down Patty Mills (from Courtney Cronin, Mercury news):
– With Kawhi, Spurs Again Choose Short-Term Suffering In Hopes Of Long-Term Gain (from Tim Bontemps, Washington Post):
– Appreciating Gregg Popovich (from Jason Concepcion, The Ringer):
– Player-Turned-Executive Brandon Williams (from David Aldridge, NBA.com):
– Statsketball: An Advanced Stats Primer (from Hal Brown, Mavs Moneyball):
– Wizards: The Fatigue Factor (from Chase Hughes, csnmidatlantic):
– Trading Okafor Is Ideal, But Suitors Are Scarce  (from Christopher Kline, The Sixer Sense):
– Udoh And Vesely Have Been Unlocked At Fenerbahce’s Euroleague Champion (from Trevor Magnotti, Fansided):