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Basketball Intelligence For 10/30/22

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Basketball Intelligence For 10/30/22

Today's Best NBA Reporting And Analysis

Basketball Intelligence
Oct 30, 2022
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TEAM-SPECIFIC STORIES

BKN: Nets on shaky ground after 'disaster' vs. Pacers
James Herbert, CBS Sports

BKN: FILM STUDY: How the Mavericks beat the Nets on one play
Matthew Brooks, Nets Daily

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CHI: Breaking down the Bulls defensive breakdowns
Will Gottlieb, CHGO

CHI: Bulls doomed by another slow start
Darnell Mayberry, The Athletic

CHI: An aggressive Vučević is crucial to Bulls' success
KC Johnson, NBC Sports

DET: Q & A: Jalen Duren
Sam Yip, Hoops Hype

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GSW: Kevon Looney has been reliable force
Madeline Kenney, Mercury News

LAC: KAWHI LEONARD ON THE JOY OF FINALLY BEING BACK FROM 'DEVASTATING' INJURY
Melissa Rohlin, Fox Sports

LAL: The Lakers offense is bad, really really bad
Gibson Pyper, Half Court Hoops

MEM: Grizzlies defense searching for answers without injured Jaren Jackson Jr
Damichael Cole, Commercial Appeal

MIL: The Bucks’ week in review
Brian Sampson, Dairyland Express

MIL: Film Room: Swat Mountain Does It Again
Brian Sampson, Dairyland Express

MIL: Jevon Carter, Bobby Portis Are The Dogs The Milwaukee Bucks Need
Brian Sampson, Forbes

MIN: Wolves and Beverley are both chasing the magic from last season
Jon Krawczynski, The Athletic

MIN: Jaylen Nowell is seizing his opportunity with Timberwolves
Chris Hine, Star Tribune

NOP: The 0-5 Lakers Have Put The Pelicans Atop The Wembanyama Sweepstakes
Adam Zagoria, Forbes

NOP: Pelicans attempt few 3s but score a lot
Christian Clark, The Advocate

NOP: Valanciunas is huge for the Pels
Cal Durrett, Hoops Habit

NYK: Jalen Brunson is transforming the New York Knicks offense
Mat Issa, The Step Back

OKC: Thunder asked Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to 'set tone' defensively. He's answered
Joe Mussatto, The Oklahoman

ORL: Bol Bol’s emergence is key for the Orlando Magic’s growth
Coby Leibowitz, Orlando Magic Daily

ORL: Banchero making early improvements as a playmaker
Khobi Price, Orlando Sentinel

PHI: Maxey is learning the Sixers need him to be more selfish
Keith Pompey, The Athletic

PHO: Mikal Bridges stood out in the Suns’ win over the Pels
Damon Allred, Bright Side Of The Sun

PHO: Biyombo, Landale stepped up big in Ayton's absence to rout Pelicans
Dana Scott, Arizona Republic

PHO: Suns finding more success between margins on offensive glass
Kellan Olson, Arizona Sports

POR: Shaedon Sharpe has become ‘must-see TV’ in Portland
Jason Quick, The Athletic

POR: Shaedon Sharpe Has Arrived
Sean Highkin, Rose Garden Report

POR: Shaedon Sharpe is exactly who he told us he was
Dylan Carter, Hoops Habit

POR: Rockets Game Showed Big-Picture Present, Perhaps Future, for Blazers
Dave Deckard, Blazer’s Edge

SAS: Sochan embracing challenge of guarding top players
Cody Taylor, USA Today

TOR: What is the new Fred VanVleet? And why has he changed?
Louis Zatzman, Raptors Republic

TOR: Raptors will wear out Fred VanVleet again if they don’t trade for some help
Dave Feschuk, Toronto Star

UTA: How are the Jazz a surprising 5-2? By finding a new hero every night
Tony Jones, The Athletic

UTA: Why did the Utah Jazz get blown out Friday? Not enough chaos
Eric Walden, Salt Lake Tribune


LEAGUE-WIDE STORIES


Sunday Notes
Gary Washburn, Boston Globe

5 players who can sustain their early breakouts
Ethan Fuller, Basketball News

Week two recap
Gibson Pyper, Half Court Hoops

YESTERDAY’S GAMES

CHA 120, GSW 113 (OT)

5 Observations
Anthony Slater, The Athletic

Film Breakdown: Three defensive mistakes that cost the Warriors against the Hornets
Joe Viray, Golden State Of Mind

Warriors recover from sluggish start but fall short
Madeline Kenney, Mercury News

What went right for Hornets
Roderick Boone, Charlotte Observer

IND 125, BKN 116

Nets reach new low with ugly loss to Pacers: ‘a disaster’
Brian Lewis, NY Post

MIL 123, ATL 115

5 Observations
Lauren Williams, AJC

Takeaways from win over Hawks
Jim Owczarski, Journal Sentinel

OKC 117, DAL 111 (OT)

How the Mavericks lost to the Thunder
Tyler Watts, The Smoking Cuban

Biggest Takeaways from Mavs' Loss to Thunder
Grant Afseth, Sports Illustrated

Mavs collapse — again — in clutch time
Callie Caplan, Morning News

MAVS BLOW 16-POINT LEAD
Dwain Price, Mavs.com

5 Takeaways
Joe Mussatto, The Oklahoman

PHI 114, CHI 109

Embiid comes up HUGE late on both ends
Paul Hudrick, Liberty Ballers

Bulls' comeback falls short
Rob Schaefer, NBC Sports

SAC 119, MIA 113

Kings Cool Off Heat To Claim First Victory
Franklin Cartoscelli, Sactown Sports

Kings Survive Herro Heatwave
Mirann Tsumura, Kings Herald

Heat drop to 2-5
Ira Winderman, SunSentinel

5 Takeaways
Barry Jackson, Miami Herald

Kings earn 1st win
Jason Anderson, Sacramento Bee

UTA 124, MEM 123

3 Takeaways
Damichael Cole, Commercial Appeal

Jazz beat Grizzlies. Was that a game last year’s team would have won?
Andy Larsen, Salt Lake Tribune

Shorthanded Jazz edge out the Grizzlies with gritty team win
Sarah Todd, Deseret News


THE DRAFT

Wembanyama: Latest news and stats
ESPN

Wembanyama shines in overtime win
ESPN

Scouting Report: France’s Armel Traore
Sports Illustrated

NCAA Veterans to Keep an Eye on in the 2023 NBA Draft Cycle
Randall Sweet, Sports Illustrated

Harrison Ingram | PLUS: Quick Notes from OTE Pro Day
Stephen Gillaspie, No Ceilings


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