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The second half of the 2021-22 season is in full swing, and Basketball Insiders has identified which struggling players need to turn it around in order to get their teams back on track. Their postseason fate depends on it as time is running out.
The Bulls have one glaring weakness that they need to address before next month’s trade deadline. Jerami Grant can vault this team to the top as the final piece to their championship puzzle.
Despite their 21-21 record at the midway point of the season, the New York Knicks appear to be buyers at the trade deadline as they acquired Cam Reddish in a deal with the Atlanta Hawks.
Basketball Insiders takes a look at the seven major regular-season awards as the 2021-22 season has now reached the halfway point.
The NBA is a player-driven sport. The athletes have their own brands, are popular on social media and, most of all, they don’t have a helmet covering their face. We see and know these stars, which is why NBA player props are so popular. Every sportsbook has a variety of NBA betting picks and props […]
Toronto has had to overcome more obstacles than any other team in the last two years. The Raptors are playing in an empty arena once again but they are also playing their best basketball of the season.
We have been waiting for the Klay Thompson return for quite some time. In fact, this Sunday would mark 941 days since he last played in an NBA game. However, the wait is finally expected to come to an end, as reports believe Thompson will play for the Golden State Warriors on Sunday against the […]
As we near the halfway point of the 2021-22 season, Basketball Insiders takes a look at the candidates for the Most Improved Player Award.
Kyrie Irving makes his season debut tonight in Indiana. Will the part-time point guard vault Brooklyn to the team to beat or will the situation hamper this team going forward?
Denver and Philadelphia are missing multiple All-Star players this season but the strong play of their dominant big men has them in position for a playoff run. Chad Smith looks at the production of Nikola Jokic and Joel Embiid as they continue to carry their teams.
