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The 20 most-read NBA blog posts · Oct 26–Nov 1, 2026

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‘How Does My Leg Feel’: Kyrie Irving Says He Stopped Thinking About His Knee In Dallas Mavericks’ Win Over Houston Rockets

Kyrie Irving powers the Dallas Mavericks to a 116-111 win over the Houston Rockets, dropping 35 points, 4 rebounds and 9 assists in his fifth game back from a torn ACL. For the first time in his last four outings, Irving says he stopped worrying about his left knee, playing 34:53 minutes and scoring 26 points after halftime. He praised the coaching staff’s minute restrictions and expressed confidence he can still unlock more of his game. Cooper Flagg added 33 points as Dallas improves to 4-2 and looks ahead to a matchup with the Sacramento Kings on Monday.

Comments from the Other Side - Bulls 10/30/26

A Celtics‑side fan vents about a recent Bulls‑Celtics showdown, noting the Bulls’ 6‑point win and rookie Matas scoring 30. The post praises Payton Pritchard’s hustle while lamenting the Celtics’ defense, turnover rate, and overreliance on Jayson Tatum’s threes. It also mocks the schedule, court colors, and bench play, and speculates on betting lines (+15.5) and player rotations. The author mixes humor with frustration, highlighting key moments and player performances that defined the game.

“I Never Slept”: Carmelo Anthony’s Ex-Wife La La Claims NBA Players Cheat in Least Expected Cities

On the Call Her Daddy podcast, La La Anthony opens up about the sleepless anxiety of being married to NBA star Carmelo Anthony, revealing that infidelity fears can surface in unexpected, quieter NBA cities—not just party hubs like Miami. She recounts how their 2011 move to New York heightened media pressure and contributed to their split, and hints at past cheating rumors without directly accusing him. While warning fellow athletes' partners about “quiet” markets, La La also cites healthy sports marriages, such as Ciara and Russell Wilson, to balance her narrative.

Scottie Barnes couldn’t enjoy scoring 41. “I think I got to let some time go off.”

Scott Lee Barnes drops a career‑high 41 points in a 30‑point loss to the Orlando Magic, but says he can’t celebrate. After the game, Barnes admits his aggressive approach and poor free‑throw ratio (2‑of‑3) left him frustrated, noting the Raptors’ foul disparity (15 FT vs. Magic’s 29) and questionable officiating. Despite the loss, he stresses the need to move on as Toronto heads into its west‑coast road trip, beginning with the Lakers. The article also mentions contributions from Immanuel Quickley, Collin Murray‑Boyles and rookie Allen Graves, and highlights Mayor Olivia Chow’s re‑election night backdrop.

Comments from the Other Side - Nets 10/27/26

Celtics fan reacts to a dramatic win over the Nets, highlighting Jayson Tatum's game‑winning shot and the team's 0‑4 start to the season. The post mixes praise for Tatum’s top‑10 assist rank with criticism of Brooklyn’s players, especially Julius Randle, and vents frustration over back‑to‑back games, coaching decisions, and poor Nets rebounding. Fans also debate lineups, jersey nights, and the Heat’s struggles, while calling out announcer bias and hoping for a turnaround.

Comments from the Other Side - Bulls 10/26/26

A Celtics fan vents ahead of the Oct. 27 matchup against the Chicago Bulls, predicting a painful, possibly "ugly" game and hoping to stay within a 15‑point loss. The post highlights concerns about the Celtics' poor rebounding (second‑last in the league) and third‑quarter shooting, while criticizing Norman Powell, Tiago, and the bench. It praises Jalen Brunson’s effort, notes rookie Essengue’s availability, and warns that Tatum and George face foul trouble. The writer hopes the Bulls’ defensive hustle can offset Boston’s 30th‑ranked 3‑point defense and turn the game into a trap for the Celtics.

James Dolan gets $10 million windfall as Knicks, Rangers split into separate companies

After rumors that New York’s Knicks and Rangers were going to be split into separate companies by James Dolan, he pulled off the move. The split was announced on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026 (via Mike Vorkunov). Dolan will remain the CEO of both companies, and he was awarded a $10 million one-time cash payout on […] The post James Dolan gets $10 million windfall as Knicks, Rangers split into separate companies appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Steve Kerr has YMCA jokes for Valkyries ahead of early WNBA Finals Game 6

Steve Kerr will be up bright and early to support the Golden State Valkyries on Thursday, and the Warriors coach is not complaining about the unusual tipoff time for Game 6 of the WNBA Finals. With the Valkyries holding a 3-2 series lead over the Atlanta Dream, Game 6 is set for 12:30 p.m. ET, […] The post Steve Kerr has YMCA jokes for Valkyries ahead of early WNBA Finals Game 6 appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Giannis Antetokounmpo needed just 3 quarters to pull off first triple-double with Heat

Giannis Antetokounmpo’s much-anticipated era with the Miami Heat has started on the wrong foot. The Heat have dropped their first three games, looking to end their frustrating skid as they hosted the Dallas Mavericks at Kaseya Center on Monday. Antetokounmpo displayed a sense of urgency from the outset, setting the tempo for Miami on both […] The post Giannis Antetokounmpo needed just 3 quarters to pull off first triple-double with Heat appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Celtics’ Joe Mazzulla focuses on what matters amid Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown drama

As the recent Boston Celtics success will be attached to Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown as a tandem, the latter’s exit to the Philadelphia 76ers has led to speculation regarding tension between the two players. With some believing there is beef between the former Celtics teammates, head coach Joe Mazzulla would speak on the situation […] The post Celtics’ Joe Mazzulla focuses on what matters amid Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown drama appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Comments from the Other Side - Knicks 10/23/26

A passionate Knicks fan predicts an upset over the Celtics on October 23, 2026, citing recent Celtics bounce‑back win led by Jayson Tatum and the perceived mismatch in defensive strategies. The writer argues the Knicks have “owned” Boston for the past two seasons, critiques the Celtics’ roster moves, and highlights key faces such as Mitchell Robinson, Paul George, and Brooklyn’s Jalen Brunson. Betting odds favor Boston, but the fan calls the line “free money” and plans to exploit a potential “Hack‑a‑Mitch” tactic. The post mixes humor, historical references and player taunts while urging fellow fans to back the Knicks for a first win.

Tyler Herro relishes official Milwaukee Bucks home debut despite defeat vs. Chicago Bulls

Tyler Herro shines in his official Milwaukee Bucks home debut, dropping a game‑high 34 points on 12‑of‑24 shooting, including five triples, as the Bucks fall 132‑125 to the Chicago Bulls on Oct. 23, 2026. Herro also adds five rebounds and four assists, while teammates Jaime Jaquez Jr., Kyle Kuzma, Myles Turner, Ryan Rollins, AJ Green and Kel’el Ware each score in double figures. Despite a strong 32‑17 first‑quarter run, Milwaukee surrenders 44 and 41 points in the next two periods, prompting Jaquez Jr. to call for tighter defense. Herro lauds the experience playing before Wisconsin family and friends, promising the team will improve.

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