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Pamela Owens

Cooper Flagg just beat the Nuggets… and he’s starting to look like a star

The Mavs took down Denver 131-130, and Cooper Flagg was at the center of it. 33 points, 9 rebounds, 9 assists — flirting with a triple-double while making big plays when it actually mattered. Confident touches. Big shots. The right reads when the game tightened up. This didn’t feel like a “nice rookie night” — it felt like a player who already knows the moment belongs to him. Games like this are usually where the conversation shifts from potential to expectation. At what point do we stop saying “future star” and just call him a star? #NBA #Mavericks #CooperFlagg #Nuggets #NikolaJokic #JamalMurray #NBADiscussion

Theresa Boyd

Sharpe’s Dunk on Brodie Ignites NBA Debate

Wow, did y’all catch Shaedon Sharpe’s monster dunk over Brodie last night? The young Blazer soared over Russ, and NBA Twitter exploded—some even calling for Westbrook’s retirement! Wild, considering Russ just passed Paul Pierce for 18th all-time in scoring. Is this a changing of the guard, or just a highlight reel moment? Prime Russ would’ve sent that to the third row, but Sharpe’s bounce is unreal. Let’s hear your takes: top-3 dunk of the year? #Sports #Basketball #NBA

Amy Tanner

How Lou Williams changed Jalen Brunson’s life

Lou Williams landing a spot on the Sixers in 2006 didn’t just launch his NBA career—it also ended Rick Brunson’s, forcing him into retirement just as he hoped to play near home for his kids. Jalen Brunson recently shared how that tough moment actually turned into a blessing: with his dad home, he got the mentorship and support that shaped him into the player he is today. Wild how one roster move can change a whole family’s path. What do you think—does everything really happen for a reason in sports? #Sports #Basketball #NBA

Ryan Lopez

Is Luka Doncic Overhyped in the MVP Race?

Big Shot Rob just dropped a hot take on the MVP ladder—he thinks King Luka is getting too much love for his offensive fireworks, especially since he’s not exactly locking down on D. Horry says guys like Cade and Wemby, who bring it on both ends, deserve more shine. Is Luka’s LA spotlight boosting his MVP case, or is he really that unstoppable? Curious to see how this narrative shakes out as the season rolls on. #Sports #Basketball #NBA

summersivan

Raptors Eyeing AD: Another Kawhi-Style Swing?

Word is heating up that the Raptors are the most serious suitor for the Mavs’ big man, The Brow, with trade smoke swirling since Nico Harrison’s exit. While the Hawks and Pistons are just kicking the tires, Toronto’s interest is legit. Could we see a repeat of the Kawhi gamble that brought a ring to The Six? If AD stays healthy, this could be the move that puts Toronto back in the contender convo. #Sports #Basketball #NBA

Judith Nelson

MLB & NBA RSNs on the Brink—DAZN to the Rescue?

Insider buzz: Main Street Sports, the backbone for local MLB and NBA broadcasts, is in deep financial trouble again. If their DAZN deal falls through by January, we could see a seismic shift—local TV rights for teams like the Cards and NBA squads would snap back to the leagues. This could mean blackout chaos or a streaming revolution. Are we ready for DAZN to take over, or will the leagues step up like they did with the Padres? #Sports #MLB #NBA

Pamela Owens

Apparently KD thinks he’s Nat Hickey

To be fair, KD’s game might actually age better than most — no speed reliance, pure shot-making, 7 feet tall for no reason. Still… 45 is ancient by NBA standards. You think anyone could really pull that off? #NBA #KevinDurant #Memes #Basketball #Hoops #Longevity

Matthew Roberts

Aren't they the same?

Just asking. #NBA #Blazers #DeniAvdija #GeorgeMichael #BasketballMemes

Beth Holland

LeBron + Bronny = highest-scoring father–son duo in NBA history

What’s crazier: the points… or the fact they actually got to share an NBA court? #NBA #LeBronJames #BronnyJames #Lakers #NBAHistory #Basketball #NBAPartners #FatherAndSon #NBAFamily

Christopher Brown

NBA viewership is back-back: 87M+ Americans have already watched this season

The NBA says 87+ million people in the U.S. have watched games this season across NBC/Peacock, ESPN, Amazon Prime Video, and NBA TV — the most in 15 years, and up 89% vs. last year. A big part of the story is the new media landscape (more national windows across multiple platforms). The early-season momentum has been strong enough that even the AP flagged it as the league’s best opening stretch in over 15 years. Are the league’s new wave of stars actually pulling casual fans back in? #NBA #NBARatings #NBAOnNBC #Peacock #ESPN #PrimeVideo #SportsMedia #NBADiscussion

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