- ATL: What The Offseason Additions Bring To The Hawks (from Chris Kirschner, The Athletic):

- BKN: KD & Kyrie: How Friendship Produced A Much-Needed Partnership (from Michael Lee, The Athletic):

- CHA: How Coach Borrego Plans To Fix Hornets' Porous Defense (from Rick Bonnell, Charlotte Observer):

- GSW: How Kerr Plans To Use D'Angelo (from Connor Littler, Golden Gate Sports):

- MIA: Takeaways From Butler's Heat Introduction (from Brad Botkin, CBS Sports):

- MIN: Wolves Coach Ryan Saunders Has Been Preparing For The Job Since College (from Jace Frederick, Pioneer Press):

- NOP: Lonzo Raves About Zion As A Pick-And-Roll Partner, But Lonzo Hasn't Been Great In That Action (from Brad Botkin, CBS Sports):

- OKC: A Viewer's Guide To Gallinari (from Reid Belew, Welcome To Loud City):

- ORL: Player Outlook: Amile Jefferson (from Philip Rossman-Reich, Orlando Magic Daily):

- PHI: Brett Brown's Remarks At Annual Media Luncheon (from Paul Hudrick, NBC Sports):

- PHI: The Biggest Questions Facing The Sixers (from Michael Kaskey-Blomain, CBS Sports):

- PHO: Bridges Hopes His Contributions Lead To More Wins (from Duane Rankin, azcentral.com):

- POR: Whiteside Forsees Adding Passing To His Game With The Blazers (from Jason Quick, The Athletic):

- POR: Why The Blazers Defense Might Be Better This Season (from Austin Carroll, Rip City Project):

- The Most Interesting Players In The Pacific Division (from Jared Dubin, The Step Back):

- Inside Kobe Bryant And Phil Handy's Invite-Only Mini-Camp (from Jovan Buha/Sam Amick, The Athletic):

- Sunday Notes (from Gary Washburn, Boston Globe):

- How The Foul Rule To Be Tested In The G-League Might Actually Increase Stoppages (from Berry Tramel, The Oklahoman):

- 50 Years Later, It's Time To Give Spencer Haywood His Due (from Nick Kosmider, The Athletic):

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