NBA Christmas Day Preview
December 24, 2019
Here’s a preview of the quintet of holiday games.
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Here’s a preview of the quintet of holiday games.
David Fernandez looks at the five best Christmas Day tilts of all-time.
Here’s a ranking of the 30 NBA teams from best to worst with a focus in their most notable wins of the season.
In return, the Cavs acquire Dante Exum and a pair of draft picks.
Paul DeAngelis makes his selections for his All-Decade NBA team (2010s).
Here are a handful of teams who have stunned us all.
John Devereaux examines potential trade packages and landing spots for Pelicans guard Jrue Holiday.
Jake Peter looks at five players who are most likely to be on the move ahead of the NBA trade deadline.
James Wiseman has announced that he will be leaving Memphis after the appeal against his suspension was denied.
The Miami Heat are now responsible for handling the Philadelphia 76ers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Toronto Raptors their first home losses. After struggling against the Heat’s zone defense, the Sixers finally figured out the zone, charging all the way back to within two points. Al Horford’s three-point attempt with 4.8 seconds left fell short, and the Heat came away with a 108-104 win. The win improves the Heat’s season record to 20-8.
Here are my takeaways from Wednesday’s victory over the 76ers.
Another trio of plays as we approach 2020.
A new face at No. 3 coupled with a new team at the bottom make for a great ranking.
David Fernandez looks at the five best Christmas Day tilts of all-time.
Here’s a ranking of the 30 NBA teams from best to worst with a focus in their most notable wins of the season.
In return, the Cavs acquire Dante Exum and a pair of draft picks.
Paul DeAngelis makes his selections for his All-Decade NBA team (2010s).
Here are a handful of teams who have stunned us all.
John Devereaux examines potential trade packages and landing spots for Pelicans guard Jrue Holiday.
Jake Peter looks at five players who are most likely to be on the move ahead of the NBA trade deadline.
James Wiseman has announced that he will be leaving Memphis after the appeal against his suspension was denied.
The Miami Heat are now responsible for handling the Philadelphia 76ers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Toronto Raptors their first home losses. After struggling against the Heat’s zone defense, the Sixers finally figured out the zone, charging all the way back to within two points. Al Horford’s three-point attempt with 4.8 seconds left fell short, and the Heat came away with a 108-104 win. The win improves the Heat’s season record to 20-8.
Here are my takeaways from Wednesday’s victory over the 76ers.
Another trio of plays as we approach 2020.
A new face at No. 3 coupled with a new team at the bottom make for a great ranking.
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