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The single undeniable lesson of the Donald Sterling saga
Who makes the game? It turns out it's NOT the old racist billionaire.
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When the going gets weird, the Utah Jazz get weirder
Bojan Bogdanovic is out for whatever might be left of the season due to wrist surgery. The timing is peculiar.
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Jerry Reinsdorf should never live this down
The franchise owner could have tried to bring the team back after The Last Dance. He didn't lift a finger.
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Kai Sotto raises the stakes
The unnamed NBA G League select team adds a prominent Filipino prospect. He's going to draw an enormous international audience. Is the league prepared?
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Moral authority and the NBA's resumption plans
Sometimes, public sentiment can push the NBA to make business decisions in line with prevailing morality. This is not going to be one of those cases.
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Will the NBA players' union learn from its 2016 mistake?
The financial ramifications from the pandemic aren't a blip. The union, for the sake of all of its members, needs to find a workable solution for adjusting salaries going forward.
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And now ... your Chicago Bully
Michael Jordan says he had to be a tyrant in practice to win championships. Basketball history suggests otherwise.
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What's interesting about the Giannis and the Warriors
That the Warriors want Giannis Antetokounmpo is not interesting. That they are AGAIN in a position to land an MVP-caliber player in his prime -- that's interesting.
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Stuck between a rock and an empty place
Some NBA practice facilities appear to be on the precipice of re-opening. Does it matter?
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The biggest asterisk of all
This is not a normal season, and when basketball history absorbs it, we should acknowledge that.
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When stars are born
Do all future NBA stars make All-Rookie teams? No, not quite.
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The Michael Jordan that Michael Jordan was afraid you'd see
A bleak night of life inside MJ's world.