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Wizards Blasted By Timberwolves, 141-115

So much for playing better. The Wizards hosted the Minnesota Timberwolves — on the fourth game of a four-game road trip and the second night of a back-to-back — and got vanquished, 141-115. The game was not that close. The Timberwolves scored at least 33 in every quarter and coasted to a 134 offensive rating. […]

From Bullets Forever | about 1 month ago | 3 reads

Timberwolves 141, Wizards 115: Gobert and Edwards Put the “Wash” in Washington

Game Story The Washington Wizards entered the evening as winners in four of their last five games. Yet, they still remained as one of four teams in the National Basketball Association with single-digit wins (nine) on the season, and the second worst point differential (-10.5). Minnesota Timberwolves fans were rightfully queasy prior to tipoff. The […]

From Canis Hoopus | about 1 month ago | 3 reads

Seahawks give Charles Cross a big contract extension

A day after the Seattle Seahawks secured the NFC’s 1-seed in the playoffs, they lock up their most consistent and battle-tested offensive lineman. The Hawks and star LT, Charles Cross have agreed to a multi-year deal that will keep him in the Pacific Northwest through the 2030 season. Cross was drafted 9th overall in the […]

From Field Gulls | about 1 month ago | 2 reads

Do the Blazers Need a Superstar?

There is a school of thought that suggests the Portland Trail Blazers will forever be consigned to mediocrity in the NBA until they have the star power required to match the high-level talent possessed by their more fortunate opponents. Fans advocating that the Blazers go all-in on acquiring a top-5 player (or top-10 at least) […]

From Blazer's Edge | about 1 month ago | 4 reads

Recent losses highlight new challenges for the Spurs

The narrative that the Spurs can “only beat the Thunder” doesn’t survive even a small glance at the Western Conference standings. Despite losses in three of their last five games, San Antonio is 25-10 as the calendar turns to 2026, and that record includes beating NBA’s best team by record for most of the season. […]

From Pounding The Rock | about 1 month ago | 3 reads

Brooklyn Nets blow past Denver Nuggets, win 127-115

Though Cam Johnson, dealing with a knee injury, could not make his return to Barclays Center on Sunday afternoon, the Brooklyn Nets and Denver Nuggets still had much catching up to do before the matinee contest. Bruce Brown reunited with Mr. Whammy, and Nuggets Head Coach David Adelman shared his admiration for Michael Porter Jr., […]

From NetsDaily | about 1 month ago | 1 read

Can the Chicago Bulls PLEASE Stop Complaining About the “Unwritten Rule”?

In 2026, the idea of the Chicago Bulls carries more weight than the actual Chicago Bulls. This is an organization that has made only one playoff appearance since 2017 and still lives off the echoes of the ’90s dynasty teams (read: Michael Jordan). Every time it looks like things might finally be turning around, they don’t. No, this isn’t going to be a rant about the current state of the Bulls. Every postgame article after a loss could qualify as that. It’s more of a vent about mental...

From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession | about 1 month ago | 1 read

NBA GAMETHREAD: New Orleans Pelicans (8-28) @ Miami HEAT (19-16)

Injury Report: New Orleans Pelicans: Miami Heat:   Starting 5: New Orleans Pelicans: Miami Heat: Broadcast Info: *** To check out our other content, click here. Follow Hot Hot Hoops on Twitter/X here! Follow Hot Hot Hoops on Instagram here! Subscribe to our YouTube channel here! The post NBA GAMETHREAD: New Orleans Pelicans (8-28) @ Miami HEAT (19-16) appeared first on Hot Hot Hoops - Miami HEAT NBA Blog .

From Hot Hot Hoops | about 1 month ago | 3 reads

Knicks Week Preview: Jan. 4-10, 2026

The New York Knicks head into the week at a moment when things feel slightly unsettled. They’re still frontrunners for best of the conference, if not the league, but they’re searching for traction after a rough stretch. A tough road test, a brief return home, and a late-night stop out West will offer a clearer […]

From Posting and Toasting | about 1 month ago | 4 reads

Winners and Losers: Cavs vs Pistons – A 2nd quarter collapse

The Cleveland Cavaliers fought hard but ultimately lost this game in the second quarter. Let’s see who won and lost the day. WINNER- Evan Mobley’s Defense Having the reigning Defensive Player of the Year on your roster can do wonderful things. Evan Mobley has been on a tear recently, and it feels like he’s blocking […]

From Fear The Sword | about 1 month ago | 2 reads

Is it time for the Utah Jazz to give up on Taylor Hendricks?

Here’s the scenario: You’re an entry-level employee at your dream job. You don’t have a ton of responsibility just yet, but there’s definitely some potential for upward mobility. All you have to do is perform well and hope that a little luck rolls your way. Your boss comes to you and says, “Hey buddy,” — […]

From SLC Dunk | about 1 month ago | 0 reads

Boston Celtics Daily Links 1/4/26

Herald Celtics’ Jaylen Brown drops 50 points to crush Clippers after snub Globe Jaylen Brown torches Clippers for 50 points in Saturday night blowout Jaylen Brown believes he’s the ‘best two-way player in the world,’ and he tried to prove it against the Clippers Finding the right fit at starting wing position is a work […]

From CelticsBlog | about 1 month ago | 5 reads

Fiddlin' and Diddlin' - Celtics Daily Links 1/4/26

Herald Celtics’ Jaylen Brown drops 50 points to crush Clippers after snub Globe Jaylen Brown torches Clippers for 50 points in Saturday night blowout Jaylen Brown believes he’s the ‘best two-way player in the world,’ and he tried to prove it against the Clippers Finding the right fit at starting wing position is a work in progress for the Celtics Celtics Green Comments from the Other Side - Clippers 1/3/26 CelticsBlog 10 takeaways from the Celtics winning the isolation battle against...

From CelticsGreenBlog.com celtics fans only! | about 1 month ago | 2 reads

What we learned from the Spurs loss to the Blazers

Some days you just don’t have it, you know? Watching the Spurs last night, I was reminded of a fateful interview attempt I made many years ago. It was a perfectly normal morning of an otherwise excellent year, and I was decked out in my best. A heavy rain had fallen the night before, and […]

From Pounding The Rock | about 1 month ago | 1 read