1. Nikola Jokic, Denver Nuggets Previous week’s ranking: No. 1 Season statistics: 26 ppg, 12.3 rpg, 9.2 apg After the All-Star break, the reigning champions immediately reverted to their dominant ways, winning 10 of their previous 11 games headed into Friday’s matchup with the Spurs. The two-time MVP has averaged a triple-double of 25 points
Continue ReadingTuesday night, the New York Knicks defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 106-79. Josh Hart recorded his fourth triple-double of the season with 20 points, 19 rebounds, and 10 assists. OG Anunoby scored 14 points in his 18-game comeback. The Knicks, who at last got one of their injured starters back, looked nothing like the team that
Continue ReadingThis will be Ben Simmons’ third consecutive season, ending early due to back issues. He will miss the rest of the year. The Brooklyn Nets announced on Thursday that Simmons, who has missed two games due to a pinched nerve in his lower back, will speak with physicians and look into treatment options for the
Continue ReadingLeBron James, a 39-year-old superstar, scored nine points against reigning champion Denver on Saturday to become the first player in NBA history to exceed 40,000 career points in the regular season. However, the historic effort was in vain as Nikola Jokic scored 35 points in the closing minutes to help the Nuggets defeat the Lakers
Continue ReadingPatty Mills, a 15-year veteran guard, was dismissed by the Atlanta Hawks on Thursday. The Hawks used the 35-year-old Mills sparingly after acquiring him from Oklahoma City in the previous summer. In 19 games with Atlanta, he averaged 2.7 points and 1.1 rebounds. Additionally, the Hawks turned guard Trent Forrest’s two-way contract into an NBA
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