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Michael Porter Jr. has forced Mike Malone's hand in Denver, scoring so well that the redshirt rookie must see more playing time. As a result, he...
The Minnesota Timberwolves trading for Allen Crabbe was not simply to move Jeff Teague or to create future trade possibilities, but mostly to give Robert Covington...
Karl-Anthony Towns' recent absence has allowed Minnesota's other bigs to shine, but which one would fit best alongside the Timberwolves' cornerstone when he gets back on...
Since the NBA Finals, the Golden State Warriors have needed more shooting. Waiving Marquese Chriss to hold onto Damion Lee is just the latest, inevitable example...
Just like a brief injury can remove a player from Sixth Man consideration, one can force a player to step forward to a degree he earns...
The New York Knicks have not become good, but interim head coach Mike Miller at least has them playing decently, a welcome change in Madison Square...
To the casual NBA fan, Christmas Day marks the season's true beginning. Welcome, friends, and here is what Douglas Farmer is looking forward to this Wednesday.
Montrezl Harrell has long been known primarily as a roll threat, driving to the rim for thunderous dunks. This season, though, it is his post-up game...
Losing an MVP candidate for a few weeks would be a blow to any team, but Luka Dončić's ankle injury might be good news for the...
Devonte' Graham never drew high praise in high school, college or in draft prep. Breaking through in his second season is a rarity unlike almost any...
You may not be thinking about NBA trades until closer to February but trade season actually begins this Sunday, writes Douglas Farmer.
A Washington sharpshooter joins the ranks of the league's best reserves, but the Sixth Man conversation still focuses on Los Angeles in Douglas Farmer's opinion.
Jeff Teague insisted in the preseason he just wanted to help the Timberwolves win. By volunteering to come off the bench, his actions are backing that...
The NBA has suggested a play-in tournament, but one already essentially exists in the West, Douglas Farmer argues.
Douglas Farmer checks back in on the top second-unit players in the league with another edition of Basketball Insiders' Sixth Man watch.
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