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Dec 19, 2020 Eddie Sefko Every year, there are questions about the NBA’s Western Conference, m ainly about who plays where because there inevitably are new addresses for a lot of players. After a rapid-fire, condensed offseason, the player movement has been harder than ever to keep track of. But we’re here to help. In this infostory, we’ll take a quick look at the comings and goings of the offseason and what they might mean to the 15 teams in the ultra-competitive Western Conference. And by the way, one thing...

4 key things to hope for in the 2020-21 season Share this story Jalen Brunson becomes more of an outside threat Last season, Brunson shot 35.8 percent on 2 three-point attempts per game last season. That’s not a terrible percentage, however there were multiple occasions where he would get wide open looks and was unable to convert. This season, he should have an increased role with the exit of both Seth Curry and JJ Barea. and seems to be the lead guard first off the bench. Dallas brought back Trey Burke but Brunson is the one that may have the largest role out of all of the guards in reser...

Share: It's funny that every year at the NBA Draft, once the end of the guaranteed money and live appearances arrives at the end of the first round, everybody tunes out and refers to the 60th pick as "Mr.Irrelevant". That's not very accurate though, is it? Speaking historically, the title of "Mr.Irrelevant" could just as easily be applied to each pick in the draft, as organizations differ greatly in their evaluation of talent and their own needs, particularly in a year without the NCAA tournament. The nickname just doesn't reflect how basketball works anymore. Executives strategically stockpi...

Wolves 129, Mavericks 127: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Share this story Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images In their final tune-up before the start of the real NBA season, the Minnesota Timberwolves had a lot to fix, improve, and improve. Tasked with the difficult assignment of legit MVP candidate, Luka Doncic and his 2-0 Dallas Mavericks, the Wolves would have their work cut out for them. What we ended up getting was The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. The Good To start, It looked like it this going to be yet another Timberwolves Classic©. The Mavericks went 8 for 11 from the field, their o...

3 things as the Dallas Mavericks lose in overtime to the Minnesota Timberwolves, 129-127 Share this story Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images The Dallas Mavericks fell to the Minnesota Timberwolves in their final pre-season game, losing 129-127 in overtime. While the additional period gave some extra playing time to the rookies, it was Luka Doncic and Tim Hardaway Jr. who led in scoring with 20 and 18 points respectively. Karl Anthony Towns led his team with 20 himself, though he sat for much of the second half with foul trouble. The starters quickly raced to an 11-3 start, thanks to a cou...