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Basketball Intelligence For 12/10/25

Today's Best NBA Reporting And Analysis

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Dec 10, 2025
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*FEATURES OF THE DAY*

NBA teams love going all in for superstars. It almost never works.
Howard Beck, The Ringer

The Thunder way: “Calm persistence”
Henry Abbott, True Hoop

LEAGUEWIDE

Which NBA teams have the best front offices? Here’s how 36 executives voted
The Athletic

NBA teams love going all in for superstars. It almost never works.
Howard Beck, The Ringer

Five wild-card players who could impact the wide-open East race
Vincent Goodwill, ESPN

How small guards are making it in an increasingly tall NBA
James Herbert, CBS Sports

Davion Mitchell, Jamal Shead and Collin Gillespie -- all 6-foot-1 and under -- are providing the blueprint for today’s short kings

NBA Cup takeaways: Jalen Brunson fuels Knicks, Desmond Bane leads Magic to semifinals
The Athletic

NBA Power Rankings: What is each team’s biggest weakness?
ESPN

NBA Power Rankings
Brad Botkin, CBS Sports

Dec. 15 is almost here and that means so, too, is NBA trade activity
Jake Fischer, The Stein Line

NBA News Roundup 12/10/2025
Jacob Sutton, JSutt Hoops

Early season team and player surprises
Mike Shearer, Basketball Poetry

Western Conference grades
Zach Harper, The Athletic

TEAM-SPECIFIC

CLE: Practice Observations: A Needed Reset, a Tough Film Session and Injury Updates
Danny Cunningham, The Inside Shot

DET: Film Breakdown: Jalen Duren Must Adjust To Defenses Preparing For His Aggressive Drives To The Basket
Ku Khahil, Pistons Ku-Dos

GSW: Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga decision is starting to look even more baffling
Eamon Cassels, Fansided

After turning down sign-and-trade offers for Jonathan Kuminga, the Warriors aren’t even playing him.

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