Oklahoma City's season isn't over – MVP, super bigs, subscribe for more – but there'll be some raining before I'm ready to look around the Thunder and into the light.
Nothing's guaranteed as lost, only threatened, but what is damaged deserved recognition. The Thunder beat opponents by an average of 11 points per game last season, nobody does that, and only lost in the postseason because its second-best player was unavailable and we don't talk about it enough.
Cooper Flagg fell hard in Indianapolis on Friday night. Will his crew crumble in his absence? Plenty on the Cooper-less Mavericks to follow, click here for our Brad Davis Special, 34 percent off a yearly subscription! Did the Mavs retire Brad's No. 15? Sure! But I though
Went to the Pacers/Mavericks game on Friday. Lemme tell ya. Basketball? Great. Will update with a Mavs-only column on Sunday because Cooper Flagg injured his shoulder on Friday, he'll be out past Sunday. The Mavs have a game Saturday and I'll watch on a
For all offseason moves, visit our Southeastern offseason recap. ATLANTA HAWKS Coach: Quin Snyder (132-135 in Atlanta). 2025-26: 46-36, No. 6 in East, lost 4-2 in opening round to New York. C: Onyeka Okongwu – made 40 percent of his three-pointers in January/February/March, hit
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