Category: NBA DAILY
The Raptors have started to thrive with their small-ball lineup. But, with some intriguing options available, should they look to add a traditional center?
Anthony Edwards has been a highlight reel every single night but his poor shooting has gotten a lot of attention as well. Chad Smith details why there should be no cause for concern regarding the future of the top overall draft pick.
With the All-Star break on the horizon, Tristan Tucker updates the MVP ladder, with two former MVP winners picking up steam in recent weeks.
Boston’s not-so-recent struggles may leave them with some tough decisions to make, writes Matt John.
The Lakers realize that they need Anthony Davis in order to defend their title. After four games without Dennis Schroder, they also understand the true value of their starting point guard.
Since they drafted him, the New York Knicks have been very noncommittal as it’s come to Frank Ntilikina. But, as we approach the trade deadline, what should the Knicks do with their young guard?
With teams around the league signing players to 10-day contracts, Tristan Tucker takes a look at some of the G League players most deserving of a call-up.
The Toronto Raptors are surging. Bobby Krivitsky examines whether they’ve been good enough to keep their current core intact or if they should take a different approach at the trade deadline.
Once a top-five high school recruit, Romeo Langford has yet to make an impact in his brief NBA career.
Could this be it for Luke Walton in Sacramento? David Yapkowitz examines.
