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The Microscope: Monta Ellis' Hard Look in the Mirror (and More)
The Microscope is your recurring look at the NBA 's small-scale developments—the rotational curiosities, skill showcases, coaching decisions, notable performances and changes in approach that make the league go 'round...
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Utah Jazz Give One of the D-League's Favorite Sons an NBA Gig
The deadline for NBA playoff eligibility may have come and gone, but this season has shown that there's inherent value in short-term additions for short-term additions' sake...
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Erik Spoelstra Shuts Down the Idea of Shutting His Players Down
The frenetic pace of a 66-game season has given the current campaign a rather unique dynamic; some games are seemingly forfeited because of scheduling alone, and players have been physically and mentally ground down as a result of an unrelenting slate...
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The Microscope: Lamar Odom's On-Court Struggles (and More)
The Microscope is your recurring look at the NBA 's small-scale developments—the rotational curiosities, skill showcases, coaching decisions, notable performances and changes in approach that make the league go 'round...
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The Unseen Costs of the NBA Lockout
Good news, everyone: If you cock your head and squint, you'll see that the painfully long, completely unnecessary lockout actually wasn't so bad after all...
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Doug Collins and the Sixers Run into a Familiar Wall
The Philadelphia 76ers have been one of this season's most curious stories. They've ebbed and they've flowed, and at various stages, they have looked the part of both a legitimate ...
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The Microscope: Tyson Chandler Locks Down Dwight Howard, and More NBA Notes
The Microscope is your recurring look at the NBA 's small-scale developments—the rotational curiosities, skill showcases, coaching decisions, notable performances and changes in approach that make the league go 'round...
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Most Improved Player Spotlight: Ersan Ilyasova's Quiet Leap
Since being drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks in 2005, Ersan Ilyasova had played out his basketball career as a valuable-but-not-invaluable contributor for the Milwaukee Bucks...
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Paul Millsap Steals Some Highlight Real Estate
The Battle for Los Angeles may not have been the best game on Wednesday's highly entertaining slate, but it certainly stole the evening with intrigue, outstanding individual performances and oh, just a few ridiculous Blake Griffin highlights ...
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The Microscope: Andrew Bynum's Obsession with the Three-Pointer (and More)
The Microscope is your recurring look at the NBA 's small-scale developments—the rotational curiosities, skill showcases, coaching decisions, notable performances and changes in approach that make the league go 'round...
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Appointment Viewing: Beneath Flash and Flair, a Meeting of Understated Bigs
Any game between teams as talented and effective as the Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder would make for must-see TV, but we interrupt your regularly scheduled look at the big stars ...
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The Microscope: Evan Turner's Rebound, Rebounding, and More
The Microscope is your recurring look at the NBA 's small-scale developments—the rotational curiosities, skill showcases, coaching decisions, notable performances and changes in approach that make the league go 'round...
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Utah Jazz: Al Jefferson Is Ready for His Redemption Story
When Zach Randolph went from being a burden to the New York Knicks and Los Angeles Clippers to being a star for the upstart Memphis Grizzlies , his story was portrayed as one of redemption...
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The Basketball Hall of Fame Remains Lost in Its Nonsensical Ways
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame's Class of 2012 includes many familiar NBA faces. Most notable among them are Reggie Miller and Don Nelson , two beloved fixtures of the last few decades of professional basketball...
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The Microscope: The MVP Narrative Turns to Durant, but Why?
The Microscope is your recurring look at the NBA 's small-scale developments—the rotational curiosities, skill showcases, coaching decisions, notable performances and changes in approach that make the league go 'round...
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Ricky Rubio Injury Has Led to Defensive Deficiencies for Minnesota Timberwolves
There's no need to make a dissection of the Minnesota Timberwolves ' drop-off any more difficult than it has to be: No matter how you slice it, Minnesota just isn't the same without Ricky Rubio...
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The B-Side: The Miami Heat and the Beauty of a Defense in Recovery
The B-Side is a recurring feature here at Bleacher Report that gives kudos to the unheralded: the brilliantly executed set that leads to a bland layup, the swarming coverage that ...
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The Microscope: Lamar Odom's Rebirth by Headband (and More)
The Microscope is your recurring look at the NBA 's small-scale developments—the rotational curiosities, skill showcases, coaching decisions, notable performances and changes in approach that make the league go 'round...
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Free Steve Nash's Jumper
In a basketball world divided by allegiances to Kobe Bryant and LeBron James and Kevin Durant, Steve Nash provides an incredibly accommodating middle ground...
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Appointment Viewing: Jason Terry and the Mavs Return to the Scene of the Crime
Tonight the Dallas Mavericks will return to Miami for the first time since they bathed Club LIV in champagne...
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The Microscope: Gordon Hayward as a Throwback, Do-It-All Wing Player (and More)
The Microscope is your recurring look at the NBA 's small-scale developments—the rotational curiosities, skill showcases, coaching decisions, notable performances and changes in approach that make the league go 'round...
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Who Deserves the Credit for the Atlanta Hawks' Success?
When sports teams win in spite of injuries to their star players, praise rightfully falls to one party or another. In Chicago, Tom Thibodeau has fairly been lauded for keeping the Bulls atop the Eastern Conference...
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The B-Side: Ian Mahinmi, Brandan Wright and the New Raw
The B-Side is a recurring feature here at Bleacher Report that gives kudos to the unheralded: the brilliantly executed set that leads to a bland layup, the swarming coverage that ...
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The Microscope: Reading Between the Stats of Shannon Brown's Season (and More)
The Microscope is your recurring look at the NBA 's small-scale developments—the rotational curiosities, skill showcases, coaching decisions, notable performances and changes in approach that make the league go 'round...
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In the Lineup Laboratory with Goran Dragic and the New-Look Houston Rockets
The Houston Rockets are beginning to get a modicum of league-wide respect, but let's put their recent successes in the proper context: Houston has now marched into the Western ...
