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Basketball Intelligence For 12/5/25, Part Two

Today's Best NBA Reporting And Analysis

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Dec 05, 2025
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BOS: Celtics’ resilient win over Knicks a sign that they have learned lessons from last postseason
Gary Washburn, Boston Globe

BOS: Josh Minott accepts how NBA officials might regard him, so the Celtics forward is careful not to run afoul of them
Gary Washburn, Boston Globe

BOS: With Josh Minott set at the 5, the Celtics continued to lean into more smallball lineups against the Wizards
Robby Fletcher, Celtics Blog

BOS: Jordan Walsh is different — and Celtics win over Wizards showed why
Noa Dalzell, Celtics Blog

CLE: Donovan Mitchell is great, but don’t ask him to always be ‘Superman’
Terry Pluto, cleveland.com

CLE: Steve Kerr keeps telling us the Warriors can play defense. Let’s see it
Dieter Kurtenbach, Mercury News

DEN: For first time in Nikola Jokic’s prime, Denver doesn’t look convincing in clutch
Bennett Durando, Denver Post

DET: Pistons rotation: Who is in and who is out?
Aaron Kellerstrass, Piston Powered

GSW: Pat Spencer has earned a bigger role. Can the Warriors give it to him?
Joseph Dycus, Mercury News

GSW: Spencer, Melton’s big nights not enough to hold off Sixers
Joseph Dycus, Mercury News

LAL: LeBron James says his assist was ‘the perfect way’ for scoring streak to end
Dan Woike, The Athletic

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