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Basketball Intelligence For 8/17/24

Basketball Intelligence For 8/17/24

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Aug 17, 2024
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TEAM-SPECIFIC

BOS: Inside Joe Mazzulla's journey to the top of the basketball world
Justin Turpin, Audacy

CHA: Hornets’ Offseason Check-In
Luke Adams, Hoops Rumors

DAL: Must-watch games from Mavericks’ schedule release
Mike Curtis, Morning News

DET: What is the ideal lineup for the Detroit Pistons around Cade Cunningham?
Max Sturm, Detroit Bad Boys

HOU: Toughest Stretches in the Houston Rockets' 2024-25 NBA Season Schedule
Jed Katz, Sports Illustrated

MEM: 1 Area each core Grizzlies player must improve upon heading into 2024-25
Panagiotis Getsos, Beale St. Bears

MIA: Things to know about the Heat’s season schedule
Anthony Chiang, Miami Herald

MIL: Damian Lillard reflects on a transitional year in Milwaukee, looks forward to big season
Jim Owczarski, Journal Sentinel

MIL: The Bucks’ underrated 2024 offseason
Brett Siegel, Clutch Points

MIL: Bucks Once Again Get Maximum Value for the Minimum
Mitchell Skurzewski, The Lead

MIN: How Is The Wolves Competition Shaping Up In the West?
George Fallon, Zone Coverage

ORL: Banchero Eager for the Orlando Magic to ‘Make Some Noise’ This Upcoming Season
Dan Savage, Magic.com

ORL: Who could end up being a difference maker for the Magic next season?
Elaine Blum, Orlando Magic Daily

PHX: ‘Solid’ Tyus Jones ‘Huge Addition’ to Suns
Kerrie Jacobs-Bryant, Give Me Sport

SAS: Three moves Victor Wembanyama must learn from Kevin Durant to be unguardable, including the hesi pull-up jimbo
Stephen Noh, Sporting News

Victor Wembanyama didn't get the gold medal that he wanted from the Paris Olympics, but he came away with silver and something that could potentially be even more valuable — an opportunity to learn something from Kevin Durant. 

The two stars embraced after Team USA defeated France, and Wembanyama gave some insight into the conversation between them.

"I made it clear to him that I wanted to learn from him and perhaps only steal one or two of his secret techniques," Wemby said.

Wembanyama has long admired Durant and has studied his game. That makes sense given their similarities in size, shooting and fluidity. It's scary to think of how much better Wemby could be if he were to incorporate some lessons from Durant.

UTA: Why Patty Mills makes sense with the Jazz at this stage of his career
Tony Jones, The Athletic

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