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    Red hot Pistons tie franchise record with 13th straight win

    Detroit Pistons
    November 2025

    The Detroit Pistons extended their winning streak to 13 games with a 122-117 victory over the Pacers, matching franchise records from the 1990 and 2004 title seasons and pushing their start to 15-2, a remarkable rise after just 14 wins in the entire 2023-24 campaign. Cade Cunningham led with 24 points, 11 rebounds and six assists, supported by Jalen Duren’s inside dominance and Caris LeVert’s scoring, while returning guard Jaden Ivey added punch under a minutes restriction. Detroit nearly blew an 18 point lead late but held on, setting up a record chasing NBA Cup clash in Boston.

    Reset Suns riding hustle and chemistry into surprise early surge

    Phoenix Suns
    November 2025

    The retooled Phoenix Suns have defied gloomy preseason forecasts, starting with a winning record, strong Emirates NBA Cup position and a revived home atmosphere after shedding their expensive star core and embracing a hard-working, underdog identity under new coach Jordan Ott. With Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal gone, Phoenix has leaned on Devin Booker’s leadership, Dillon Brooks’ disruptive defense and scoring, and breakout guard Collin Gillespie, who hit a game-winner against Minnesota. Owner Mat Ishbia’s second roster overhaul is suddenly paying off, turning an expected bridge year into early optimism.

    Cavs Battle Regression And Injuries After Last Season’s 64-Win High

    Cleveland Cavaliers
    November 2025

    Cleveland’s 10-6 start, compared with last season’s 15-1 surge toward a 64-win campaign, has exposed clear slippage as injuries to Darius Garland and Max Strus, weaker rebounding and a dip in free-throw efficiency drag the Cavaliers away from the dominant identity they built in 2024-25. Coach Kenny Atkinson has already used nine different starting lineups while Donovan Mitchell urges teammates to stop leaning on last year’s success, with Evan Mobley yet to show a new offensive gear and Friday’s home game against the 2-13 Pacers treated as an urgency test.

    Coby White shines in Bulls return despite double overtime loss to Jazz

    Coby White (Chicago Bulls)
    November 2025

    Coby White delivered an impressive comeback performance in a 150 147 double overtime defeat to Utah, scoring 27 points with eight assists and four rebounds off the bench, going a perfect 14 of 14 from the free throw line after a calf strain layoff. Late in overtime he stripped Keyonte George and drove off a Nikola Vucevic screen for a tying layup with 0.2 seconds left, showing aggression and rhythm even as his overall shooting remained rusty, offering Chicago a major backcourt boost despite the narrow loss.

    Garland returns; Cavs’ offense clicks vs 76ers

    Darius Garland (Cleveland Cavaliers)
    November 2025

    Garland debuted after toe surgery recovery, posting 8 points and 4 assists in 26 minutes during a 132-121 win. Cleveland’s offensive flow improved, easing Donovan Mitchell’s creation load and restoring role clarity for Evan Mobley and Jarrett Allen. Kenny Atkinson reintroduced primary-initiation sets early, then layered two-guard actions as rhythm built. Expect managed minutes and progressive usage: more Spain pick-and-roll, Chicago actions, and early-clock threes to maintain spacing while monitoring responsiveness post-surgery.

    Rollins drops 32 as Bucks top Warriors, Giannis sits

    Ryan Rollins (Milwaukee Bucks)
    October 2025

    With Giannis Antetokounmpo out (left knee soreness), Rollins scored a career-high 32 in a 120–110 win over Golden State, adding eight assists and stout on-ball defense against Stephen Curry. Milwaukee improved to 4–1 after last year’s poor start. Rollins attacked early DHOs, hit 5-of-7 from three, and steadied half-court sets. His three-year deal looks like value as injuries forced him into the lineup. Antetokounmpo had been averaging 36.3/14/7; the Bucks managed usage while banking a quality, depth-driven result.

    Wembanyama leads Spurs to 5-0 start

    Victor Wembanyama (San Antonio Spurs)
    October 2025

    Spurs beat the Heat 107–101 to open 5–0 for the first time in franchise history, a cathartic turn after back-to-back record losing streaks. Wembanyama battled Bam Adebayo and punctuated the finish with an emotional roar to the home crowd. Miami’s 17–1 fourth-quarter run flipped the game, but San Antonio closed on an 8–3 surge with late stops and timely shotmaking. The win reflects a deeper, faster rotation, improved late-game execution, and defensive activity that travels after years of rebuild volatility.

    Jokic matches record with fourth straight triple-double

    Nikola Jokic (Denver Nuggets)
    October 2025

    Jokic delivered 21 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 assists in Denver’s 122-88 rout of New Orleans, matching the NBA record for four consecutive triple-doubles to start a season. He now trails only Robertson and Westbrook on the all-time list with 168 total. Denver’s dominance stemmed from high-ball reversals and Jokic’s early paint reads. He logged just 28 minutes before resting the fourth quarter as the Nuggets’ third-period 24-0 run sealed it. Jokic can break the record Friday versus Portland in the NBA Cup opener.

    Reaves buzzer-beater seals depleted Lakers’ win

    Austin Reaves (Los Angeles Lakers)
    October 2025

    Austin Reaves hit a last-second floater to lift the Lakers over Minnesota 116-115. Despite missing LeBron James and Luka Doncic, Reaves tallied 28 points and 16 assists, continuing his breakout form. The win highlighted his leadership under J.J. Redick amid injury absences. Redick expanded Reaves’ usage as a lead initiator against blitz-heavy coverage, leveraging high screens and pace control. His composure in late-clock scenarios stabilised offensive flow. With stars sidelined, Reaves’ evolving command and playmaking efficiency underpin the Lakers’ early-season resilience and internal growth.

    Giannis sets tone as Bucks snap Knicks skid

    Giannis Antetokounmpo (Milwaukee Bucks)
    October 2025

    Antetokounmpo logged 37-8-7 in a 121–111 win over New York, snapping a five-game Bucks slide versus the Knicks. Milwaukee flipped a 12-point halftime deficit with third-quarter surge and cleaner late-game possessions. Amid external speculation, Giannis framed the night as statement intent to rewrite last season’s narrative against top East opponents. Milwaukee emphasized early seals, inverted pick-and-rolls, and Giannis as primary handler to target mismatches, while trimming live-ball turnovers. Defensive adjustments—show-and-recover on Brunson actions, gang-rebounding—reduced second-chance damage. Next step: stabilize non-Giannis minutes with clearer bench roles and shooting variance buffers to avoid repeat early-season slumps.

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