Basketball Analysis
Performance Against Real Competition

by Dan Hanner

One of the frustrating things about the margin-of-victory rankings this time of year is that they try to rank all the teams. Segmenting out teams based on opponent quality is helpful. Read more »
How James Johnson Resurrected His NBA Career, Choosing D-League Instead Of Overseas

by Shams Charania

From out of the NBA and nearly overseas, to becoming a top contributor with the Grizzlies last season and a guaranteed $5 million deal now with Toronto, James Johnson is the best case going of career resurgence. Read more »
Waiting On Al Horford

by Jonathan Tjarks

Al Horford is the glue that makes everyone around him better, an extremely versatile big man with a complete skill-set who can impact the game on offense and defense. This makes it easy to put a team around him. Read more »
DraftKings' $200,000 Christmas Day Fantasy Basketball Contest

by RealGM Staff Report

DraftKings is offering RealGM readers a great opportunity to win a share of $200,000 by picking a fantasy basketball team for the NBA games on Christmas Day. Read more »
Non-National NBA Games Of The Week (Dec. 22-Dec. 28)

by Danny Leroux

Even with a national holiday full of national TV games, we have an excellent week of matchups on League Pass. Read more »
Coach's Corner: Rondo's Debut, Spurs' Zone, Sluggish Boris

by Brett Koremenos

Rajon Rondo's debut with the Mavericks gave us a look on how Rick Carlisle may use him, as well as the Spurs' zone and a sluggish Boris Diaw. Read more »
The Inadvertent Contenders

by Christopher Reina

The Raptors have the best record in the Eastern Conference, but would be in the middle of a rebuild if not for the Knicks having too much respect for Masai Ujiri's GM jumper. Read more »
Six College Basketball Choices

by Dan Hanner

On how Duke, Kentucky, Michigan, SMU, Ole Miss, Oregon State, South Carolina, Penn State, Colorado State, Wyoming, Dayton and Marquette have begun their seasons. Read more »
A Golden Parachute Of Epic Proportions

by Christopher Reina

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What To Expect For The Mavs With Rajon Rondo

by Jonathan Tjarks

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The Long Rajon Rondo Goodbye

by Andrew Perna

Now that Danny Ainge has finally let go of the past, the Celtics can begin an uninhibited rebuilding process. Rajon Rondo may have been part of the present for too long in Boston, but at least now we know he’s no longer the future. Read more »
Evan Fournier Using Versatility, Rebuilding Situation To Maximize Opportunity

by Andrew Perna

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The New Team Smell

by Sam Yip

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14-15 Euroleague Power Rankings: Point Guards

by Erildas Budraitis

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Danny Goes To Market: Is Rondo In Tow?

by Elrod Enchilada

The Celtics are being rebuilt, so marshalling assets, managing the salary cap, and accruing young talent and future no. 1 picks is the name of the game. Danny Ainge's decision on Rajon Rondo remains the defining issue. Read more »
David Lee's Exit Unclogged Drain For Steve Kerr

by Jonathan Tjarks

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How Nicolas Batum Continues Evolution Of His Game, Mindset

by Shams Charania

All around the Blazers, they’re pushing Nicolas Batum to be more assertive, to find the next echelon, and he promises one thing on his health and his game. “It’s coming.” Read more »
Coach's Corner: Can The Nets Be Fixed?

by Brett Koremenos

So is this middling squad what Brooklyn really is? Or can they find a panacea -- via trades or internal adjustments -- to regain their competitive footing? Read more »
Non-National NBA Games Of The Week (Dec. 15-Dec. 21)

by Danny Leroux

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Why The Pelicans Have Plenty Of Time To Build Around The Brow

by Jonathan Tjarks

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