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#toronto-raptors
fromESPN.com
2 weeks ago

NBA Power Rankings: Where all 30 teams stack up heading into the new year

In his 13 games since returning from a complicated right wrist injury, Jalen Williams is averaging 17.3 points on 45% shooting, a small step down from his 21.6 points on 48.4% a season ago. Williams remains a high-impact two-way wing, chipping in five assists, five rebounds and nearly two steals per night. But the next progression in his return to All-NBA third-team form is a bump in his scoring and shooting production. He's taking two fewer 3s and making one fewer per game.
National Basketball Association
fromTheLeafsNation
3 weeks ago

Craig Berube keeps it simple following Maple Leafs win vs. Penguins: 'You score goals, you win'

"I thought our game got better after the first, second was really good," he said. "We scored tonight, that's the difference. It's good to see Willy get one, and other guys, Max (Domi), a nice goal. You score goals, you win." "Taking pucks to the net more than anything," Berube said. "Getting open, driving it. Again, that line makes a lot of plays, which is good to see."
National Hockey League
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Golden State Warriors
fromwww.mercurynews.com
2 months ago

Warriors instant analysis:Balanced attack overcomes Doncic heater in season-opening victory over Lakers

Warriors' balanced team offense defeated the Lakers 119-109 despite Luka Doncic's 43 points, with a decisive third-quarter surge and contributions across the rotation.
New York Yankees
fromJays Journal
3 months ago

Aaron Judge praises Blue Jays before ALDS, but puts Toronto on notice

Aaron Judge warns Yankees face a complete Blue Jays lineup that rarely strikes out, will put the ball in play and pressure defense.
Atlanta Falcons
fromThe Falcoholic
3 months ago

Are fans and analysts looking at Michael Penix Jr.'s start all wrong?

Michael Penix Jr. must develop diverse quarterback skills and learn to win in multiple ways despite impressive passing volume and strong team support.
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