Donovan Mitchell scored 57 big ones against Denver. But Jamal Murray scored 20 of his 36 in the last 8 minutes to give the Nuggets the win.
It’s Monday so we have Stupid Power Rankings! I take 10 things from the NBA and WNBA that happened in the last week and rank them accordingly!
The 2020 NBA Playoffs are here! Will the Toronto Raptors repeat? This is a legit question.
Arike Ogunbowale scored a season-best 33 points as the Dallas Wings defeat the Phoenix Mercury.
Portland advances to the playoffs after withstanding Ja Morant’s career-best in scoring. Melo also gets a bit of a redemption story.
The Seattle Storm are 9-1 and are both first in offense and defense in the WNBA. Who the heck can stop them?
The Suns going 8-0 was NOT enough as the Blazers and Grizzlies won their respective games to get into this weekend’s play-in game(s).
It’s nice that the playoff seedings are nearly complete. But what about home court advantage?
Damian Lillard continues to blaze the nets as he tied his career-high with 61 points. Portland is now the #8 seed in the West.
The NBA will rightly have awards for the bubble. They’ll have a Player of the Seeding games as well as an all-NBA Seeding team. Wait. What did I just say?
It’s Monday so we have our usual Stupid Power Rankings where we rank NBA and WNBA things from the last week!
After a loss against the Clippers, Damian Lillard came back with 51 in a big Blazers win against the Sixers.
T.J. Warren surprised everyone when he scored 53 points against the Sixers. He’s kept up the torrid pace then, scoring 39 points in a win against the Lakers.
The Las Vegas Aces have now won three in a row and are looking a bit more dangerous.
It’s been a great Thursday for the Suns. The Phoenix Suns vanquish an old friend (T.J. Warren) and go to 4-0. And the Connecticut Sun win their first game of the WNBA season!
Bridget Carleton had played a total of 80 minutes in the WNBA. Against the Liberty, she played extended minutes for the first time and made the most of it.