Category Archives: Euroleague

Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis 10/5/18

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– BKN:  Q & A: Jared Dudley  (from James Herbert, CBS Sports):
– BOS: Inside Gordon Hayward’s Misery-Filled Fight To Play Again (from Zach Lowe, ESPN):
– BOS: The Rebuild Is Over. It’s Winning Time (from Romy Nehme, Celtics Blog):
– BOS: Star Track: Kyrie Irving (from The Ringer)
– DAL: The Mavs Hire Bob Voulgaris  (from Matt Bonesteel, Washington Post):
– DEN: How Torrey Craig’s Path Through The NBL Has Shaped His NBA Game (from Brendan Vogt, Denver Stiffs):
– IND: What’s Next For The Pacers? (from Caitlin Cooper, Indy Cornrows):
– IND: Pacers Preseason Games Primer (from TonyEast, 8 Points, 9 Seconds):
– LAL: Rondo’s Importance To The Lakers’ Present And Future  (from Mo Dakhil, The Jump Ball):
– LAL: Film Room: Hart Replaces KCP In The Starting Lineup  (from Silver Screen And Roll ):
– LAL: LBJ Praises Ingram After Lakers’ 1st Preseason Win  (from Dave McMenamin, ESPN):
– MIL: DiVincenzo Won’t Let A Few Missed Shots Get Him Down (from Ben Steele, jsonline.com):
– NOP: Jahlil Okafor Eager For Fresh Start (from Matt John, Basketball Insiders):
– NYK: Kanter’s Realistic Three-Point Shooting Output (from Matt Spendley, The Knicks Wall):
– PHI: Everything Is Different Now (from Howard Megdal, The Step Back):
– PHI: Star Track: Joel Embiid (from The Ringer):
–PHO: Grading The Suns’ Roster (from NBA Math):
– PHO: The Suns Still Need A PG (from Gerald Bourguet, Hoops Habit):
– POR: Grading The Blazers’ Roster (from NBA Math):
– TOR: Are We Forgetting About Danny Green? (from Jordan Hicks, Basketball Insiders):
– Video: Stopping The Pick And Roll (from Coach Nick, BBall Breakdown):
– Top 100 EuroLeague Players, 51-60  (from Anotnis Stroggylakis, europhoops.net):
– Intriguing 2019 Draft Prospects (from Roger Acker, Hoops Habit):
– Q & A: Deputy Commissioner Mark Tatum (from Eion Connolly, SportsPro):

Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis 10/4/18

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– BOS: Terry Rozier, Jr Rekindles Relationship With His Father (from Mark Murphy, Boston Herald):
– CLE:  Sexton Can’t Drink With The Cavs Yet, But He Can Play (from Joe Vardon, The Athletic):
– DET: Tim Grgurich: The “Yoda” Of The NBA  (from James Edwards III, The Athletic):
– DET: Casey’s Shot Spectrum: A Different Brand Of Basketball (from Keith Langlois, pistons.com):
– LAL: How Switchable Are The Guards In Lakers’ Defense?  (from Pete Zayas, The Athletic):
– LAL: The Lakers’ Big Man Mystery (from John Gonzalez, The Ringer):
– LAL: How Javale McGee Survived The “Dilution” Of The Big Man (from Bill Oram, The Athletic):
– LAL: LBJ Ready To Pace & Race In Year 16 (from Dave McMenamin, ESPN):
– MEM: Garrett Temple Gives Grizzlies Veteran Stability (from Chris Kern, Beale Street Bears):
– MIA: Whiteside For 3?  (from Ira Winderman, SunSentinel):
– MIN: Derrick Rose: Relearning His Game In A New Spot (from Chris Hine, Star Tribune):
– NYK: Fizdale Likes Trier’s One-On-One Ability (from Steve Popper, Newsday):
– ORL: Vucevic Still Loves Playing For The Magic (from Mike Bianchi, Orlando Sentinel):
– ORL: Augustin Excited To Be Key Cog For Magic (from John Denton, magic.com):
– PHI: Fultz Is Starting To Find The Confidence He Needs (from Tom West, Liberty Ballers):
– SAS: Lonnie Walker Is Building A Bond With Tim Duncan  (from Jabari Young, The Athletic):
– UTA: Jazz Offense About To Set NBA On  Fire?  (from Michael Pina, VICE Sports):
– WAS: Who Is Chasson Randle?  (from Candace Buckner, Washington Post):
– Jimmy Butler Update:
– Evaluating The Two-Way Contract Experiment (from Micahel Scotto, The Athletic):
– NBA Going All-In On New Rule Emphasis (from Jared Weiss, The Athletic):
– Top 100 EuroLeague Players (from Antonis Stroggylakis, europhooops.net):
– Answers To 8 Big 2019 Draft Questions (from Kyle Boone, CBS Sports):

 

Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis 10/2/18

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– League Pass Rankings, Part Two (from Zach Lowe, ESPN):
– BKN: No Limits When Experimenting With Lineups (from Tom Dowd, Nets.com):
– BKN: Nets’ Forward Options (from Tom Dowd, Nets.com):
– BOS: Bench Role Hasn’t Sapped Rozier’s Energy (from Scott Souza, Providence Journal):
– BOS: Yabusele Improves His Game (from Steve Bulpett, Boston Globe):
– CHA: Hornets’ Plan For Miles Bridges Is Changing Already (from Rick Bonnell, Charlotte Observer):
– CLE: Splitting The Starting Center Job (from Chris Fedor, cleveland.com):
– CLE: The Cavs’ New Offense (from Chris Fedor, cleveland.com):
– DEN: Notable Aspects Of Preseason Win Over LAL (from Christopher Dempsey, nuggets.com):
– GSW: How Curry’s Usage Has Evolved (from Golden State Of Mind):
– GSW: Quinn Cook Found His Place In Golden State (from Jake Paynting, Def Pen):
– MIA: Duncan Robinson Now Slinging Instead Of Sprinting  (from Ira Winderman, SunSentinel):
– MIA: Winslow Can Fill In All The Blanks (from Jared Dubin, The Step Back):
– MIL: Bucks’ Players Like Budenholzer’s “Daily Vitamins”  (from Matt Velazquez, jsonline.com):
– NOP: Star Track: Anthony Davis (from The Ringer):
– ORL: Film Room At Sixers: Bamba, Vucevic & Ross (from Josh Cohen, magic.com):
– ORL: Grading The Magic’s Roster (from NBA Math):
– PHI: Monday’s Game Analysis: Fultz, Shamet, Embiid (from David Murphy,  philly.com):
– PHI: Fultz Looks Set For Breakout Year Alongside Simmons (from David Aldridge, NBA.com):
– PHI: Improved Post Play Should Be A Focus For Simmons (from Tom West, Liberty Ballers):
– PHI: Unlike Fultz, Simmons Not Going To Start Launching Threes (from Noah Levick, NBC Sports):
– PHI: JJ Redick Is More Than Just A Mentor To Sixers’ Young Players (from Sarah Todd, philly.com):
– SAS: When It Comes To D, Spurs Aim To Reload, Not Rebuild  (from Jeff McDonald, Express-News):
– SAS: Can Dejounte Murray Lead Spurs Into New Era? (from Michael Shapiro, Sports Illustrated):
– TOR:  New Role For Siakam Could Have Big Benefits For Raptors (from Michael Grange, sportsnet.ca):
– TOR: Raptors’ Playbook: Halfcourt Season Preview (from Cooper Smither, Raptors Republic):
– UTA: Joe Ingles: Most Unappreciated Star?  (from Micah Adams, Sporting News):
– UTA: Can The Jazz Attack Switching Defenses Effectively? (from Andy Larsen, Salt Lake Tribune):
– UTA: Offseason Boxing Workouts Help Gobert On The Court (from Eric Woodyard, Deseret News):
– UTA: Ricky Rubio: Case Study In Confidence (from Dan Godziszewski, 94 Feet Report)):
– 10 Candidates For A Bounce-Back Season (from Gerald Bourguet, Hoops Habit):
– EuroLeague Top 100 Players, 81-90  (from Antonis Stroggylakis, eurohoops.net ):
– Hoop Dreams: Why Basketball Never Sleeps (from Ethan Strauss, The Athletic):
– How Can We Best Measure Individual Defensive Impact? (from Daniel Massop, Nylon Calculus):
– How Can An Analytic Approach Be Applied To Player Psychology?  (from Sebastian Pycior, Nylon Calculus):

 

Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis 10/1/18

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– The 2018-19 League Pass Rankings, Part One (from Zach Lowe, ESPN):
– BOS: Quality 3-Pointers On Celtics’ Menu (from Steve Bulpett, Boston Herald):
– CHI: Markkanen’s Out 6-8 Weeks: Now What?  (from Ryan Borja, bullsconf.com):
– DAL: The Mavs Could Be Better Than You Think, Sooner Than You Think (from Kevin O’Connor, The Ringer):
– LAL: Key Takeaways From LBJ’s Lakers Debut  (from Jeff Zilgitt, USA Today):
– LAL: Observations From Training Camp (from Dave McMenamin, ESPN):
– MIA: Whiteside The Big Positive In Heat’s Preseason Opener (from Anthony Chicang, Miami Herald):
– MIN: Wolves Facing Rising Pressure In The Butler Saga (from Sam Amick, The Athletic):
– NYK: What Fizdale Wants From Hezonja (from Greg Joyce, NY Post):
– OKC: Grading The Thunder Roster (from NBA Math):
– OKC: Takeaways From Blue & White Scrimmage (from Nick Gallo, thunder.com):
– OKC: Schroder Could Lead Thunder To New Heights (from Chris Guest, 94 Feet Report):
– PHO: Suns’ Preseason Keys (from Duane Rankin, Arizona Republic):
– POR: Blazers Shoot For Improvement (from Kerry Eggers, Portland Tribune):
– POR: Setting A Baseline For Blazers’ Assists This Season (from TeamMom, Blazer’s Edge):
– SAS: The Debut Of The New-Look Spurs (from Michael C. Wright, ESPN):
– TOR: Simplifying The Offense Is Just One Step In Acclimating Kawhi (from Eric Koreen, he Athletic):
– TOR: Raptors Have Two Weeks To Prepare Their Defense (from Doug Smith, Toronto Star):
– TOR: Miles Looking To Overcome Defensive-Minded Depth on The Wing (from Eric Koreen, The Athletic):
– The Next EC Dynasty Could Depend On The…Sacramento Kings  (from Bryan Mears, The Action Network):
– EuroLeague Top 100 Players, 91-100  (from Antonis Stroggylakis, Eurohoops.net):
– Josh Boone: Finding A Home In The NBL  (from Matthew Kipp, Liberty Ballers):

Today’s Best NBA Reporting And Analysis 8/29/18

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– The Bucks Are The EC Wild Card (from Jonathan Tjarks, The Ringer):
– The Dwight Howard Dilemma  (from Steve Jones, Jr/Jordan Brenner, Cleaning The Glass):
– Nets Will Be Focusing On Closing Out Games (from Brian Lewis, NY Post):
– Mavs: Steph’s Trainer On DSJ (from Dalton Trigg, 247 Sports):
– In Focus: DeMar DeRozan (from Paolo Uggetti, The Ringer):
– Jazz’ Prescription For Upcoming Season: Continuity  (from Nicolas Colling, isportsweb.com):
– How The Spurs Pick-And-Roll Could Evolve, Part III (from Brandon Meiners, Pounding The Rock):
– Spurs: Aldridge & DeRozan Combined To Shoot More Mid-Range Shots Than Several Teams  (from Bryan Kalbrosky, Hoops Hype):
– EuroLeague’s Best Players:  21-30 (from Trevor Magnotti, The Step Back):
– Manu Retires After 16 Incredible Seasons (from Alejandro Danois, The Shadow League):
– Pistons’ Assistant GM Sachin Gupta’s Journey (from Matt Langone, Lowell Sun):
– Hornets:  All Summer Long, Frank Kaminsky has Been Grinding To Expand His Game (from Rodger Bohn, slamonline.com):
– Will The Thunder Hire Shooting Coach Chris Mathews?  (from Stephen Dolan, Thunderous Intentions):
– Why Teams Are Already Planning For The 2022 Draft (from Morton Jensen, Give Me Sport):
– Best Value Contracts Of The Offseason (from Jesse Blancarte, Basketball Insiders):
–  10 Who Are Leaving The NBA For EuroLeague (from Dimitris Minaretzis, Eurohoops):
– Wizards & Capital City Go-Go Can Model Their Partnership After  G-League Success Stories  (from Candace Buckner, Washington Post):
– From Kerr To Jokic: The All-Time Best Passing Centers (from Christian Clark, bsndenver.com):