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Nov 03, 2023
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TEAM-SPECIFIC

ATL: Capela’s impact goes beyond box score
Lauren Williams, AJC

BOS: When they’re locked in, the Celtics have the ability to be great — from start to finish
Gary Washburn, Boston Globe

BOS: Jrue Holiday, Celtics lean into post play in high-scoring win over Pacers
Jay King, The Athletic

BOS: Celtics continue bully ball on the block against Pacers
Bill Sy, Celtics Blog

BOS: 10 takeaways from Celtics/Pacers
Adam Taylor, Celtics Blog

BOS: How Porzingis is super-charging the Celtics offense
Jared Dubin, Last Night In Basketball

CHI: Bulls' Way-Too-Early Overreactions After 1st Week
Zach Buckley, Bleacher Report

CLE: Cavs recapture defensive identity after challenge from coach J.B. Bickerstaff
Chris Fedor, cleveland.com

CLE: Why should Cavs fans care about the NBA’s in-season tournament?
Jimmy Watkins, cleveland.com

DEN: Nuggets drop 1st game of season as Wolves take advantage of Denver’s sloppy first half
Bennett Durando, Denver Post

GSW: Warriors 3 Things: Is that the shot that gets Klay Thompson going?
Dieter Kurtenbach, Mercury News

GSW: The star in Warriors’ win over Kings was chemistry
Marcus Thompson II, The Athletic

GSW: Klay Thompson, Draymond, and Gary Payton II counter the Kings blitz of Steph Curry
Eric Apricot, Dub Nation HQ

GSW: Warriors’ early-season MVP? Maybe it’s Mike Dunleavy Jr.
Tim Kawakami, The Athletic

GSW: How Stephen Curry's subtle, unselfish decision helped lead to Klay Thompson's game-winner against the Kings
Colin Ward-Henninger, CBS Sports

IND: Pacers allow what they discourage in historic loss
Caitlin Cooper, Basketball She Wrote

IND: T.J. McConnell always ready to contribute. He won't play every night, but he will be solid when he is needed
Tony East, Sports Illustrated

LAC: Clippers added James Harden and got real interesting
Mirjam Swanson, OC Register

LAL: Lakers hold off Clippers in OT
Khobi Price, OC Register

LAL: LeBron James, Lakers hold off Clippers in overtime
Dan Woike, LA Times

LAL: Cam Reddish takes defense to heart, and other takeaways from win over Clippers
Broderick Turner, LA Times

LAL: Austin Reaves found a spark against the Clippers. The Lakers are hoping it carries over
Dylan Hernandez, LA Times

MEM: What Bismack Biyombo brings to the Grizzlies
Parker Fleming, SubTsak

MEM: What’s going on with the winless Grizzlies?
Kelly Iko/John Hollinger, The Athletic

MEM: What’s going wrong for the Grizzlies?
Dan Devine, Yahoo Sports

NOP: CJ McCollum has set a standard Pelicans' other Big 3 members should try to attain
Rod Walker, The Advocate

NYK: Randle No-Shows In Awful Loss To Cleveland
Tommy Beer, What’s On Tap

OKC: Chet Holmgren Is Here. And the Thunder Might Be Arriving Soon, Too
Zach Kram, The Ringer

ORL: Nothing is easy against the Orlando Magic defense
Ian Levy, The Step Back

PHI: Guard depth remains an issue for Sixers after the James Harden trade
Andy Quach, Philly Sports Network

All four of the wings that the Sixers acquired from L.A. could end up being important rotation pieces for them down the stretch. Suddenly, a team that had an atrocious wing rotation has found themselves overflowing with depth at that position.

But, when one position is overly deep on a roster, that usually means another position is lacking. In the Sixers’ case, not getting back a ballhandler in return for the Beard has left Philadelphia short on guards and playmakers.

PHI: 76ers move on after James Harden trade
Mike Vorkunov, The Athletic

PHI: Sixers top Raptors in first game since James Harden trade
Gina Mizell, The Inquirer

PHI: 3 observations after Sixers beat Raptors again
Noah Levick, NBC Sports

PHO: The Suns have some things to improve on after being swept at home by the Spurs
John Voita, Bright Side Of The Sun

PHO: Eric Gordon finds 3-point shooting rhythm from Kevin Durant's assists
Dana Scott, Arizona Republic

PHO: Watanabe’s constant activity leads to production
Damon Allred, Bright Side Of The Sun

POR: Scoot Henderson: slow out of gate but progressing
Aaron Fentress, Oregon Live

SAC: Without De’Aaron Fox, Kings nearly beat Warriors. But they aren’t into ‘moral victories’
Hunter Patterson, The Athletic

SAC: Three Takeaways: Kings fail to overcome Dubs in the absence of De’Aaron Fox
Brenden Nunes, Sactown Sports


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