Walker Kessler‘s 2025-26 season is officially. While the news is unfortunate for both Kessler and his Utah Jazz, it begs a different question. Has Walker played his last game in a Jazz uniform? Has Walker Kessler Played His Last Game For The Jazz? What His Season-Ending Injury Means for Both Parties Kessler, who last played on October 31, will undergo left shoulder surgery, … [Read more...] about Has Walker Kessler Played His Last Game For The Jazz? What His Season-Ending Injury Mean For Both Parties
Big East Basketball First Weekend Preview
If you haven’t started paying attention to Big East basketball, it’s time to tune in. Over the next three days, the Big East will have four games that could play a significant role in which teams will see their names called on Selection Sunday in March. Too early to think about the bubble? Maybe, but with matchups against Power Conference teams, the committee will be looking … [Read more...] about Big East Basketball First Weekend Preview
How the Knicks’ New Offense Plays to the Team’s Strengths
The Knicks defeated the Timberwolves on Wednesday, Nov. 5, with a final score of 137-114. The team’s highest scoring game of the young season provided a window into the Knicks’ new offense and how it plays to the team’s strengths. OG Anunoby had another excellent game, finishing with 25 points and five offensive rebounds. Anunoby is off to his best start as a rebounder since … [Read more...] about How the Knicks’ New Offense Plays to the Team’s Strengths
Dončić vs Wembanyama: Lakers Star Uses Phenom As Springboard
LOS ANGELES — The spotlight was bright in Los Angeles as Luka Dončić and Victor Wembanyama went head-to-head in one of the season’s most anticipated matchups. The game, billed as an early battle between two Western Conference powerhouses, carried implications far beyond the box score. It wasn’t just Lakers versus Spurs — it was Luka Dončić versus Wembanyama for MVP positioning. … [Read more...] about Dončić vs Wembanyama: Lakers Star Uses Phenom As Springboard
Two Flaws That Could Cost Victor Wembanyama His First MVP
Victor Wembanyama was not an MVP favorite when the season began, but after five games, he was suddenly one of the favorites. Since starting the season 5–0, the Spurs have cooled off and lost two in a row. There is no denying that Wemby can win the MVP, maybe even this year. But if we look at the two recent losses, it is clear that he and the team need to work on a couple more … [Read more...] about Two Flaws That Could Cost Victor Wembanyama His First MVP