Knowing that Tuesday was Election Day, the NBA godfathers decided to have all 30 teams play on Monday night—15 games cascading at 15-minute intervals. Not to be outdone, Division I men’s college basketball kicked off as well, throwing an additional 360-plus games on the slate. Over six hours, I divided my attention across seven screens in my viewing office, tracking NBA stars and potential NBA draft picks.
For a basketball junkie like me, it was pure bliss. Basketball is jazz when it’s played right. And on this past Monday night, Miles Davis would have been proud.
I have chosen one play from each of Monday’s 15 games—split across two posts—to show you just what I mean. Let’s dig in!
Welcome to the new NBA, where a 7-4 center is ”showing” on a shooter at the 3-point line! Victor Wembanyama knows he has to do so here because Norman Powell has been lights out in the early going.
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DURHAM — The Cameron Crazies wanted Cooper Flagg to get 30 points, then they asked for 40. Flagg, the projected No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft ,obliged as