3 NBA Stars The Warriors Could Land In A Kristaps Porzingis Trade
Here are three NBA stars the Warriors could target in a Kristaps Porzingis trade, including two centers who could finally fix their biggest weakness.
Best NBA Posts
The 20 most-read NBA blog posts · Oct 19–25, 2026
Paul George Sets Celtics Franchise Record During Loss to Pistons
Detroit spent three quarters getting torched by Paul George, then flipped the opener in one run. #Pistons
Video Of Kid Getting Caught In 4K Ogling Atlanta Hawks Cheerleader Is Going Viral
Atlanta Hawks kid ogles cheerleader near the sidelines.
6 Key Takeaways After 76ers Spoil Knicks Championship Ceremony With Convincing Victory
The Philadelphia 76ers showcased their star power by spoiling the New York Knicks' championship ceremonial night with a 106-100 victory in their opening game of the season.
Grading Brandin Podziemski’s Extension With The Warriors
Here is our grade for Brandin Podziemski's $110 million extension with the Warriors, and why the deal might be a little too expensive.
Valkyries Shake Up Starting Lineup With Finals Hopes on the Line After Back-to-Back Losses to Atlanta Dream
After Game 1 win in this WNBA Finals, the Golden State Valkyries looked like a team with heart and a capable team to overcome any opponents with their resilience. But three games later, they have quickly realized that they are facing a team with matching resilience and perhaps a deeper roster. That’s why they made […] The post Valkyries Shake Up Starting Lineup With Finals Hopes on the Line After Back-to-Back Losses to Atlanta Dream appeared first on EssentiallySports .
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 The post mixes humor, historical references and player taunts while urging fellow fans to back the Knicks for a first win.
Timberwolves’ Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball show that the ‘chemistry is real, baby’ vs. Magic
The Chris Finch-led Minnesota Timberwolves headed to Central Florida to take on the Magic in Orlando on a day when Kendrick Perkins declared the team’s Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball-led backcourt the NBA’s best. Ball and Edwards both threw up a ton of bricks on the night but also showcased the razzle-dazzle that has made […] The post Timberwolves’ Anthony Edwards, LaMelo Ball show that the ‘chemistry is real, baby’ vs. Magic appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Trump administration reportedly forced Britt McHenry to resign after NBA game incident
Former Fox News and ESPN host Britt McHenry was ejected from the Washington Wizards’ season‑opener against the Milwaukee Bucks after a heated exchange in which she threw a drink back at a fan who had insulted her and tossed a burger. Security escorted her out of Capital One Arena, and the incident went viral. Page Six reports the fallout reached the White House: McHenry, who had just been promoted to a State Department press‑advisor role, was forced to resign less than 24 hours later.
The Solar Panel returns because some conversations never end
The blog reflects on the evolution of the Phoenix Suns’ fan podcast scene, centering on the author’s first live‑postgame recording with the Solar Panel crew on May 23, 2021, during the Suns’ first playoff appearance in a decade. It recounts the anxiety‑filled trek to Mesa’s Chupacabra Taproom, the impromptu live stream, and how the Solar Panel podcast—originally a Saturday‑morning YouTube show since 2017—spawned the Suns JAM Session, which began post‑game broadcasts throughout the 2020‑21 season and continued through the NBA Finals. The piece also details the podcast’s later transformation, with hosts Dave King, Espo, Saul Bookman, and new contributors reshaping the platform into PHNX and a broader Basketball Podcast Network.
Santi Aldama is the missing key ingredient to the Mavericks' struggling offense
The Dallas Mavericks' offense looked clunky in their first game of the season, but Santi Aldama will help patch some of their holes when he returns from injury due to his floor spacing and versatility.
NBA insider applauds Thunder’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander after his 20-point streak gets snapped
Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander sees his NBA‑record 20‑point streak of 141 games end with a 17‑point, 3‑assist night in the Thunder’s 96‑84 win over Denver on Oct. 23, 2026. Despite the dip, he ignores the milestone and focuses on victory, drawing praise from NBA insider Michael Wilbon on ESPN’s NBA Today. Wilbon lauds SGA’s humility and team‑first mindset, saying the streak’s end won’t define his legacy. Oklahoma City, now 2‑0, also featured double‑digit contributions from Jalen Williams (21), Chet Holmgren (12/17), Ajay Mitchell (12) and Cason Wallace (9). The Thunder next host the Clippers on Oct. 25.
How to watch Warriors vs. Grizzlies
The Warriors host the Memphis Grizzlies for their home opener on Friday, Oct. 23, at 7:00 PM PT, airing on NBC Sports Bay Area. After a 127‑105 loss to the Lakers, Golden State hopes rookie forward Yaxel Lendeborg (12 points, 3 rebounds in his debut) can spark a bounce‑back, especially against Grizzlies rookie big man Cam Boozer. Projected lineups feature Steph Curry, Draymond Green and Podziemski for the Warriors, and Jerami Grant, Zach Edey and Boozer for Memphis. The game will be at Chase Center in San Francisco.
How to watch Timberwolves vs Magic: NBA, live stream, TV channel
The Minnesota Timberwolves head to Orlando on Friday, Oct. 23, 2026, for a 7 p.m. ET showdown with the Magic at the Kia Center. The game streams live on DAZN (TV channel DAZN MIN). After a 131-106 season‑opening win over Miami—highlighted by Anthony Edwards' 45 points and nine 3‑pointers and LaMelo Ball’s 21‑point debut—Minnesota aims to start 2-0. The Magic, coming off a 132-125 loss to Atlanta, will rely on Paolo Banchero’s 35 points, 10 assists and 7 rebounds, plus contributions from Franz Wagner and Wendell Carter Jr. Both young cores look to prove they belong among the league’s elite.
How to watch Mavericks vs Pacers: Live stream NBA, TV channel
The Dallas Mavericks (0‑1) take on the Indiana Pacers (1‑0) Friday, Oct. 23 at 7 PM ET at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Catch the game on Dallas’ KFAA or stream it live via Fubo (free trial available). After a 128‑110 loss to Houston, Dallas got 32 points from Cooper Flagg, 17 from Marcus Sasser and 15 from Kyrie Irving, but endured a 37‑point deficit and missed all 14 threes in the second quarter. Indiana opened with a 123‑120 win over New Orleans, led by Pascal Siakam’s 30 points and Tyrese Haliburton’s 23 points/12 assists. The matchup promises a fast‑start showdown between two early‑season winners.
How to watch Hawks vs Hornets: NBA, live stream, TV channel
The Atlanta Hawks (1-0) host the Charlotte Hornets (1-0) on Friday, Oct. 23 at 7 PM ET in Charlotte’s Spectrum Center. Catch the game on ABC 9 or stream it free on Fubo. Atlanta comes off a 132‑125 season‑opening win over Orlando, with Nickeil Alexander‑Walker pouring 31 points. Charlotte beat the Brooklyn Nets 110‑103, led by bench star Grayson Allen’s 21 points. Both teams look to start strong, making this early‑season showdown a must‑watch.
Russell Westbrook Explains NBA Retirement Decision, Talks Life After Basketball & More in New Video
Russell Westbrook discussed his decision to retire from the NBA ahead of the 2026-27 season.
76ers can cash in after Lakers completely give up on Dalton Knecht
Dalton Knecht could be an interesting option for the 76ers thanks to his connection with LeBron and his sharpshooting.
Comments from the Other Side - Pistons 10/20/26
A heated fan rant previews the Celtics‑Pistons season opener, praising Boston’s first‑half defense and rebounding before lamenting a later collapse. The writer critiques Pistons supporters for deriding Mitchell Robinson until his three‑point burst, and casts doubt on the Celtics’ consistency despite being favored. Key matchups highlighted include Jaden Duren vs Robinson, with mentions of former Pistons stars Duren and Stewart, and Celtics stars Jayson Tatum, Cade Walsh, and Jordan Walsh. The post ends with exaggerated score predictions (Pistons 237‑52) and a call for the Celtics to prove themselves.
76ers won't wait to make an obvious decision on VJ Edgecombe's future
The Philadelphia 76ers had another week to make a decision on VJ Edgecombe's contract option, but they won't wait.