by Jack Tien-Dana
His story is equal parts determinism and self-determination: Victor Wembanyama will be the best player of his generation not only because he’s the most physically freakish athlete in NBA history, but because he Wants It More.
by John Wilmes
With Lonzo Ball working his way back from injury, there is a growing belief that this Bulls’ team might make a little noise, but at the same time, acceptance that if they don’t, it’ll be worth watching them try.
by Jack Tien-Dana
To grow into a star, Amen Thompson needs the opportunity to fail. If the Rockets want to win games, it makes sense for Thompson to do less. If they want to win championships, they need to let him be so much more.
by Jack Tien-Dana
To his immense credit, James Harden has been able to come to terms with the fact that he’s no longer the prime version of himself. For the Clippers to maintain their spot in the West’s creamy middle, Harden will have to reanimate the old him.
