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Utah Jazz rookie Darryn Peterson was a self-described ‘anti-social loner.’ He’s finding his people in Utah.

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I wrote about Darryn Peterson. The growth I’ve seen in him in just a few months, how he’s seemed to fit right into Utah and the Jazz. And why his teammates almost can’t believe he’s a rookie. Probably my favorite story I’ve written so far — let me know if you have any questions! submitted by /u/sladdha_reports [link] [comments]

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Brooklyn Nets are all-in on positional size … with a European touch

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Updated Oct 1, 9:14 PM ET

Sep 28, 2026; Brooklyn, NY, USA; Brooklyn Nets head coach Jordi Fernandez and general manager Sean Marks talk with media at Brooklyn Nets HSS Training Center. Mandatory Credit: Vincent Carchietta-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect The Brooklyn Nets are getting bigger without getting slower. At least that’s how it appears Sean Marks and Jordi Fernández will build in Brooklyn. Say it with us: No more small ball! The Nets have spent the past year finding and adding players who can h...

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Jordan Walsh is learning the difference between having a role and being a role player

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Updated Oct 1, 8:22 AM ET

Apr 28, 2026; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Celtics guard Jordan Walsh (27) reacts after his basket against the Philadelphia 76ers in the second half during game five of the first round of the 2026 NBA Playoffs at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: David Butler II-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Jordan Walsh is entering an in-between stage of his Celtics career. He’s 22 years old, which still makes him young enough to be discussed alongside Boston’s latest batch of developmenta...

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[Hollinger] Can the Knicks hold back the NBA’s wave of parity, or is change among champs permanent?

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There are several reasons why there hasn’t been a repeat champion since 2017-18. Which one do you think is the most important? Fader: Defending a title takes a tremendous physical (and mental) toll. And it becomes harder and harder to do as teams age. Therefore, parity has increased. Hollinger: It’s hard! There are 30 teams out there, and only one of them can win the title. But beyond my extremely reductive first answer, I’ll blame injuries. In particular, postseason injuries to key players, ...

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