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What Indiana won by trading Paul George
Getting two stars for the price of one ended up being a boon for the Pacers.
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The Lakers can't take a punch
Boston hit L.A. hard on Monday night and the Lakers never got back up. Does this reveal something about the West's best team?
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Most NBA trades are just fixing past mistakes
The Trevor Ariza-Kent Bazemore deal is a nice way to unwind bad contracts signed in the past by the Blazers and Kings.
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What are the Wolves trying to do?
Minnesota traded Jeff Teague with eyes on a new point guard.
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How to talk about Giannis Antetokounmpo's future responsibly
We need to acknowledge the Bucks have done everything exactly right, whether Giannis leaves in 2021 or not.
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On the precipice of a WNBA golden age
With a positive new labor deal making everyone happy, the league needs to unleash its stars and best teams let women's basketball flourish.
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BONUS NEWSLETTER: NBA expansion isn't great for fans. The league should still do it
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NBA expansion isn't great for fans. The league should still do it
While keeping fan interests central to decision-making is crucial, growing the NBA footprint and correcting past mistakes override that sometimes.
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Jazz on fire
Utah is smoking hot, but a couple of questions remain.
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All Thunder, no clouds
Oklahoma City is having a dream season, waiting for its dream future to show up.
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My official, unofficial NBA All-Star ballot
Good morning. Everyone good? Good. Let’s basketball. I do not have one of the official media ballots for the NBA All-Star teams, and I don’t usually participate in fan voting for NBA All-Star teams outside of joke tweets containing the #NBAvote hashtag. So frankly, the NBA All-Star ballot