Basketball Analysis
NBA Draft Report: Cameron Boozer Of Duke

by Zachary Cohen

Sometimes having good size, serious skill, and basketball smarts will take you anywhere you want to go. Cameron Boozer has that. Read more »
The NBA's Product Shift: From Basketball To Info

by John Wilmes

The NBA, intentionally or not, has sold info-stuff as its main cultural product for a while now, and it's time to start wondering how they can reverse-engineer that development, and bring more eyes back to actual basketball. Read more »
NBA Draft Report: Darryn Peterson Of Kansas

by Zachary Cohen

Whoever ends up drafting Darryn Peterson is getting a face of the franchise that has natural ability, a refined skill set, and a passion for the game. Read more »
Why Giannis Antetokounmpo Has To Stay In The East... For The Sake Of The NBA

by Wes Goldberg

While the idea of Giannis playing with Steph Curry or Anthony Edwards is captivating on a smaller scale, Giannis getting traded to the West would be a big-picture disaster for the league. Read more »
Watching Steph Curry At This Point Is About Moments, Not Accomplishments

by Wes Goldberg

Watching all-time greats in the twilight of their careers stubbornly fight off age and uncork something vintage is the most delicious kind of appetizer on the way to crowning the eventual champion.  Read more »
The Unexpected Largesse Of The Denver Nuggets

by John Wilmes

From last season to this one, Denver has grown from its status as one the NBA’s most shallow contenders to potentially one of its deepest. Read more »
NBA Draft Report: AJ Dybantsa Of BYU

by Zachary Cohen

You don't often see prospects with NBA-ready bodies, three-level scoring ability, and a willingness to work hard to improve, which makes AJ Dybantsa is a true can't-miss talent. Read more »
2026 NBA Draft: Early-Season Risers

by Zachary Cohen

Hannes Steinbach, Tyler Tanner, Malachi Moreno and Keaton Wagler are four players who have rapidly increased their draft stock during this collegiate season. Read more »
The Thunder Discover Mortality

by John Wilmes

For a team that's still way ahead of schedule, and exploring new realms of maturity- is accepting that it is, in fact, okay to get blown out by the Hornets on a Monday in January. Read more »
The NBA Has Exited Its Era Of 'Everyone Plays The Same'

by Wes Goldberg

For a while, critics accused NBA teams of playing the same way. And, for a while, they were mostly right. Teams are now winning in differentiated ways. Read more »
December Is Now A Great NBA Month

by John Wilmes

A pair of games both inside and outside the NBA Cup this week drew intensity and gravitas from the tournament, which in its third year seems to be clearly injecting life into a sporting calendar in need of more stakes. Read more »
The Winfield Game Hits The Scene - And RealGM Is Jumping In

by RealGM Staff Report

A fresh, free-to-play daily sports puzzle is making waves among fans of the NFL, NBA, and MLB. And now you can join RealGM's very own group leaderboard. Read more »
The Baffling Behavior Of Desmond Bane

by John Wilmes

Rather than being the man who brings the fire, Desmond Bane appears to be one who can't gracefully handle it, and is lashing out at oddly low-stakes moments. Read more »
Cade Cunningham Has Become The Pilot Of A New NBA Contender

by Jack Tien-Dana

Now a great player on a great team, Cade Cunningham is perhaps the NBA's most complete guard. Read more »
The Decaying Los Angeles Clippers

by John Wilmes

The Clippers have tied themselves to time and biology more clearly than any team; while, ironically, dressing it all up with an unusual amount of futuristic exuberance. Read more »
First Quarter NBA Awards

by Wes Goldberg

Another classic MVP race is brewing while Wemby vs. Bam, Duren vs. Avdija, Jaquez vs. Sheppard, Spoelstra vs. Darko highlight the other ones. We also give out an Emmy. Read more »
2026 NBA Draft: Top International Prospects

by Zachary Cohen

Dash Daniels, Karim Lopez, Sergio De Larrea and Michael Ruzic headline the international prospects for the 2026 NBA draft class. Read more »
2026 NBA Draft: Top-10 Underclassmen

by Zachary Cohen

Darryn Peterson, AJ Dybantsa and Cameron Boozer are expected to be the top-3, but who are the seven underclassmen most likely to follow them in the lottery? Read more »
Dynasties Are Supposed To Be Hard

by Wes Goldberg

Even before we entered the Apron-verse of the NBA's new CBA, it was always hard to build a dynasty and that's what has made them special. Read more »
The NBA's Human Body Problem

by John Wilmes

The human body cannot do what this sport is now making it do. The NBA must convince fans to root more fully for laundry, or they will shorten the season. Read more »