Anthony Davis returned to New Orleans in a not-so-welcoming environment. But he reminded the Pelicans what they had for seven seasons.
Paul Millsap just comes in and does his job. No highlights. He just plays.
This time around, we take a look at NBA teams that have not matched our expectations. It’s easy to see which teams haven’t done that but that’s not because of JUST performance.
Power Rankings are stupid. But we’re stupid, too. That’s why we do them. We rank 10 things that happened in the NBA in the last week. Don’t like them? Make your own stupid rankings.
We’re a month into the NBA season. It’s so awesome to see some NBA teams surprise us by performing better than expectations.
Zach LaVine went for 49 points and 13 threes as he engineered an amazing Bulls comeback against the Hornets. It’s why we watch until the final buzzer.
It kind of seems silly to ignore 20-year-old Luka Doncic as an MVP candidate, don’t you think? He’s nearly averaging a 30-point triple-double season and his team is on pace for 55 wins.
Giannis Antetokounmpo went for 24-19-15. That’s a ridiculous statline that very few have ever put up.
It’s always been like this: NBA players get a chance and they capitalize on the opportunity. Duncan Robinson showed this season he can play.
Carmelo Anthony made his season debut on Tuesday night with the Portland TrailBlazers. Not the best debut but it’s only been one game.
People are all about Luka Doncic’s 40-point triple-double. Yet we don’t talk much about James Harden nearly averaging 45 PPG in the last week. What’s up with that?
We all know Power Rankings are stupid. That’s why we have our own Stupid Power Rankings. And we don’t do team Power Rankings. You don’t like it? Make your own!
The Sacramento Kings were on their way to becoming a disaster after an 0-5 start. Then the Kings left October and have won five of seven since.
Paul George torched the nets in the 44 minutes he took the court. Imagine if he did this much damage in every game for the Clippers.
Ja Morant is having a hell of a rookie year for the Memphis Grizzlies. His game has so much poise for a rookie.
Carmelo Anthony is back in the NBA after not playing in the league for a year. Will he have a resurgence in Portland? Or will this be like his last two stops?