Kobe Bryant is no longer a scorer and has been embarrassing himself this year so far. But he can still help the Lakers — if he changes his ways.
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Stephen Curry is confident that this year's Golden State Warriors are better than they were last year
Friendly Bounce Open Run: Bradley Beal beats the Spurs and Steph Curry puts on another show
Rajon Rondo isn't buying Willie Cauley-Stein's adopted middle name of "Trill". To the veteran point guard, the nickname "Rook" is clearly the better option.
Coach Owens has promised an uptempo brand of basketball this season and Josh Magette stands to be the leader of the pack.
The BAE Index rolls on with highlights including Festus Ezeli meeting Blake Griffin at the rim and winning, Jabari Parker returning to action and John Wall.
Okay, so C.J. McCollum has a deadly crossover
The NBA Season is just a week in, and already teams are starting to separate themselves at the top.
Early in their matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers, Golden State Warriors' player Festus Ezeli denied Blake Griffin at the rim in a huge way.
Stories from always: Steph Curry was on one tonight
Blake Griffin played point guard to perfection as he hit DeAndre Jordan with a lob against the Warriors.
LeBron James slammed home a key score off of a beautiful assist from Mo Williams against the Knicks.
In the third quarter of the game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Toronto Raptors, Enes Kanter showed off his range at the buzzer
Trail Blazers guard C.J. McCollum drilled a buzzer-beater at the end of the first half against the Jazz.
Robin Lopez is new to the Knicks and it showed on one play as he tried to run the triangle offense.
Bradley Beal was ice cold for the Wizards as he knocked down the game-winning three against the Spurs.
Bradley Beal hits the gamewinner while shaking off LaMarcus Aldridge in the process
Manu Ginobili put a little too much spin on a pass, forcing a very un-Spurs like turnover.
Lakers coach Byron Scott doesn't feel the need to focus on developing young players all the time.
The Chicago Bulls and Derrick Rose are already starting to break up, according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst.