De'Aaron Fox did not really have a great game last night. He was only 4-of-13 from the field, and 3-of-7 from the free throw line. He did finish with 11 points, seven assists and only one turnover, so it wasn't completely irredeemable. But at one point late in the third and through most of the fourth, he missed seven straight attempts. It was rough, and it looked rough. He bricked everything in the fourth... right up until he airballed. With the Kings down by five and needing

This makes so much sense. And the more you dig into it, the more sense it only makes. The Milwaukee Bucks acquired Eric Bledsoe from the Suns on Monday and mercifully released him from his disgruntled captivity in Phoenix. Weather aside, he should feel very happy about his new home. It's obvious how it fits off the bat. Bledsoe, a bulldozer who specializes in ramming through defenses, moves Malcolm Brogdon - who is somewhat limited in his physical abilities to orchestrate an

The question is omnipresent at this point: How did this guy go 27th? Kyle Kuzma had another impact game on Thursday night for the Lakers, scoring 22 on 10-of-17 shooting as Los Angeles narrowly lost to Portland 113-110. It's not any kind of revelation at this point to note that Kuzma is playing well past what people were projecting for him just a few months ago. He lit up Summer League and already had five 15-plus point games to his name before Thursday night. His offensive g

Last night, the Lakers and Pistons played almost the entirety of the first half without taking a single free throw between them. Detroit didn't get their first until midway through the fourth quarter. It was kind of surreal. It was also kind of great. I've had plenty of ideas about how to better structure the NBA season - everything from how the schedule could be changed to how soccer-style "cup" competitions could be introduced - but mostly I think the rules of the game are