Basketball Intelligence For 10/17/23, PART TWO
Today's Best NBA Reporting And Analysis
TEAM-SPECIFIC STORIES
BOS: From Barreiro to Boston: Neemias Queta’s journey as Portugal’s first NBA player
Noa Dalzell, Celtics Blog
DET: Marcus Sasser playing with 'great edge,' making case for rotation spot
Omari Sankofa II, Free Press
DET: Pistons depth-chart prediction 2.0: Will Jaden Ivey really come off the bench?
James Edwards III, The Athletic
GSW: Podziemski learns important lesson in first start for Warriors
Jason Mastrodonato, Mercury News
IND: Haliburton returns, lineups remain fluid and how Pacers camp been more competitive than preseason games
Scott Agness, Fieldhouse Files
IND: 4 Observations from first preseason win
Dustin Dopirak, Indy Star
LAL: LeBron's 21st season: What to expect
Dave McMenamin, ESPN
MIA: How new NBA rules will affect what Heat can do with trades, signings in coming months
Barry Jackson/Anthony Chiang, Miami Herald
MIL: Giannis, Lillard partnership shows its potential against Lakers
Eric Nehm, The Athletic
MIL: Lillard Is Finally Part of the Contender He Deserves
Chris Mannix, Sports Illustrated
NYK: Do the Knicks have a minutes crunch? It depends on how you look at it
Jonathan Macri, Knicks Film School
PHI: The NBA television companies hate when teams load manage, so how will the Sixers navigate that given the injury risk profile of their stars?
Dave Early, Liberty Ballers
PHI: The Clippers might be the highest bidder for James Harden, but they still aren’t offering enough
Bryan Toporek, Liberty Ballers
TOR: Raptors aim to dismiss Knicks' lawsuit, call it 'baseless'
Baxter Holmes, ESPN
UTA: Josh Christopher gets new start on two-way deal with Jazz
John Keeffer, Salt City Hoops
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