NBA NewsYesterday, Nov 14, 2026

"Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum leads the 2026-27 NBA Clutch Player of the Year odds at +700, followed by Memphis Grizzlies guard Ty Jerome and Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey, both at +900. Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander follows at +1000, ahead of New York Knicks guard Jalen Brunson (+1100). Los Angeles Lakers star Luka Doncic and Dallas Mavericks forward Cooper Flagg are tied at +1500, with Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry next at +1600. Detroit Pist...

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Fake comeback attempt by New York on Friday. Fake concerning development across the nation’s airspace, too. Here’s a bunch of the latest, including some interesting Josh Hart revelations. Mike Brown On the decision to draw up the final shot for Karl-Anthony Towns instead of Jalen Brunson: “We needed a 2-pointer. We had executed something like […]

The Raptors are leading the league in field goal attempt differential, consistently attempting a lot more shots than the opposing team on a per game basis. They are +10.6. +10.6 is an absolutely wild differential; The championship OKC squad had a differential of +5.7. This mark is +8.2 from the 2025-26 Raptors, which landed at +2.4 (6th in the NBA) This is an obvious area of success in the analytics era of basketball, which bodes very well for when our stars come back and the shotmaking (and ...

Paul George dribbles against the 76ers. | Getty Images We’ve all done it. We’ve judged players on various teams around the league based on preconceived notions and false narratives. We’ve jumped to conclusions based on what we think we know about someone rather than what we actually know. That’s human nature, and it’s not our fault. When we see someone act a certain way once or twice, we assume they act that way all the time. Basketball mirrors life in the sense that one snapshot from the wro...

Welcome to Inside the Suns, a deep-dive analysis of the current Phoenix Suns team in which the Fantable — a round table of Bright Siders — give their takes on the Suns’ latest issues and news. Fantable Questions of the Week Author’s Note: All questions were sent out to the Fantable members before the Suns/Clippers game was played. Q1: Offensively, Collin Gillespie is not performing well this season (6.7 ppg, 31.9 FG%, 29.4 3PT%). Are you concerned about this? zenzino: We got these questions r...

The Sixers on Thursday did what great teams do, overcoming a sleepy start to take care of business.

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The Los Angeles Lakers swapped out their two centers from last season — Deandre Ayton and Jaxson Hayes — for Walker Kessler and Kevon Looney. Kessler was the premier offseason acquisition by L.A., landing him on a four-year, $130 million deal in a sign-and-trade with the Utah Jazz. Looney was one of the best remaining […]

This Week in Bucks History The Bucks visit Orlando tonight in a tough spot: 1-11 and riding an eight-game losing streak in Taylor Jenkins' first season. It's a good week to remember that some of the most remarkable scoring nights in franchise history happened in this same stretch of November. Nov. 9, 1989: Five Overtimes in Milwaukee Thirty-seven years ago this week, the Bucks beat the Seattle SuperSonics 155-154 in five overtimes, one of the longest games in NBA history. Seattle's Dale Ellis...