The Brooklyn Nets have fallen below .500 and the novelty from their surprising start is beginning to wear off. While the Nets were competitive earlier in the month against top contending teams like the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers,

Jayson Tatum was one rebound shy of a triple-double in Boston's 139-114 win over Brooklyn and one assist shy in Saturday's 126-123 overtime victory over the Raptors. Toronto needed that travel call on his game-winner at the buzzer right then and there, not in the Last Two Minute Report.

We’re still so early in the season that traditional indicators of a team’s strengths and weaknesses aren’t particularly sturdy, so instead of talking a whole bunch about point differentials and whatnot,

Adams has only been able to play in seven of 15 games, and he has yet to reach 16 minutes as Alperen Şengün’s backup. But even the little bit of time Adams has been able to play is a bonus, as these are Adams’ first games since January 2023.

A little home cooking has helped the Lakers get back on track. It is incredible how much LeBron James still dominates games in his 22nd NBA season. He's averaging 24.3 points, 9.4 assists, and 8.1 rebounds and has the Lakers back on track after a rocky road trip.

The Rockets have the NBA’s fifth-best record and are No. 5 in net rating, and that’s lifted them to the No. 5 spot in NBA.com’s latest power rankings.

The Dallas Mavericks have started the season 7-7, suffering four straight losses by a combined eight points over the last two weeks. They've rebounded recently to beat the San Antonio Spurs and OKC Thunder, but those losses are still at the forefront of everyone's minds.

The latest NBA power rankings have come out and, unsurprisingly, the Cleveland Cavaliers are on top once again. According to Legion Hoops, the Cavaliers are the top team in the power rankings, followed by the Golden State Warriors,