2026 NBA Season

[OgNasty]

Luke Kennard! The Lakers are looking pretty good as the year winds down. If they can stay healthy another few weeks they are going to be a problem in the west.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Luke Kennard! The Lakers are looking pretty good as the year winds down. If they can stay healthy another few weeks they are going to be a problem in the west.

Luke Kennard for the win !!!. And probably this is the reason why the Lakers acquire him as they needed someone to shoot for the 3's like in this situation. All collapses on Lukan and Lebron and it's good that Smart as a inbound passer recognized it.

The sad part is that Luka is suspended on the next game because he had a technical foul here.

They will be going against the Detroit Pistons, the top 1 in the East so it's sad that Luka will not be there because for sure this will be a great game.

[LogitechMouse]

Luke Kennard! The Lakers are looking pretty good as the year winds down. If they can stay healthy another few weeks they are going to be a problem in the west.

Luke Kennard for the win !!!. And probably this is the reason why the Lakers acquire him as they needed someone to shoot for the 3's like in this situation. All collapses on Lukan and Lebron and it's good that Smart as a inbound passer recognized it.

The sad part is that Luka is suspended on the next game because he had a technical foul here.

They will be going against the Detroit Pistons, the top 1 in the East so it's sad that Luka will not be there because for sure this will be a great game.

Welcome to the Lakers Luke Kennard!!!! Well, this is the reason why they get a legit three-point shooter during the trade deadline. He's obviously better than Gabe Vincent, right?

Speaking of the Lakers, they're becoming better and better as the playoff comes, and TBH, it's a bit surprising for them at least for me because I have low expectations from them, but in these last few games of them, they're at the top in terms of offense and defense as well. The one that they're lacking is the one that they're becoming better and better, and right now, if this is how the Lakers play during the playoffs, I really hope that their opposing team is ready because they're dangerous that's for sure.

As for their next game though, the Pistons don't have Cade as well so I think it's a fine match-up and the Lakers have a chance especially with the momentum that they have right now.

[jaberwock]

Spurs struggled so much against Suns in a home game. They couldn't even finish the first 3 quarters ahead but still managed to win. They had a crucial 6-0 series in the last minute of the game.

Wemby's last second winner was really nice to watch! Castle couldn't play in this game. Maybe they would be more productive if he did. Anyway they continue to follow Thunder by 3 wins behind.

You know why they struggle? Because back in the day Pop would have plays for that last shot, he would draw something that would get someone open, and not only that but all game long they would be in fluid motion and pass around and play the famous "beautiful basketball". Now?

Wemby got them the last shot and the win, over an ISO he had, he literally just got the ball from inbound, jabbed a few times, then moved a few steps and shot over someone's hand and if it didn't went in, they would lose, it was heavily guarded shot that got them the win because Wemby is good, that's it. No talent from any other four players on the field or from the coach.

[Alphie12]

Luke Kennard! The Lakers are looking pretty good as the year winds down. If they can stay healthy another few weeks they are going to be a problem in the west.

exactly i have been on this motion since beginning of the season, everyone keeps saying that without  luca doncic they will be strugggling thier way to a playoffs                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

[Shinpako09]

The Hawks won against the Warriors, and I expected it. But I didn’t expect Kuminga to score only 2 points, just 1 field goal out of 9 in 22 minutes. I thought he would at least put up a good performance since it was his first game against the Warriors, maybe around 20 points or so, but nah, just 2 points. He needs to be more consistent if he wants a better salary and more playing time.

[yahoo62278]

The Hawks won against the Warriors, and I expected it. But I didn’t expect Kuminga to score only 2 points, just 1 field goal out of 9 in 22 minutes. I thought he would at least put up a good performance since it was his first game against the Warriors, maybe around 20 points or so, but nah, just 2 points. He needs to be more consistent if he wants a better salary and more playing time.

When you play against ex team mates and old friends you might tend to play a little different than normal. Those ex team mates might know his tendencies better than the rest of the league or it could have been nerves. I'm sure the kid will be fine come contract time.

[coinrifft]

The Hawks won against the Warriors, and I expected it. But I didn’t expect Kuminga to score only 2 points, just 1 field goal out of 9 in 22 minutes. I thought he would at least put up a good performance since it was his first game against the Warriors, maybe around 20 points or so, but nah, just 2 points. He needs to be more consistent if he wants a better salary and more playing time.

I wasn't able to watch the game, but yeah, I do think that it's somewhat to see Kuminga scored just 2 points. I was expecting him to have that kind of revenge games against his former team. Buddy Hield did also play, but didn't score in this game against his former team as well but there are still camaderie between him and the Warriors. On the other hand, Kennard for the win. I saw video of him when he was with the Hawks and it looks like they don't recognized him when he was open and didn't passed the ball. But now with the Lakers, he was really embraced by the Los Angeles and given that play to hit that open 3.

[yenerbatmaz]

Amen Thompson's last-second basket saved Ime Udoka. Otherwise, Udoka, who gave Tari Eason, who was going through a psychologically difficult period, the task of putting the most crucial shot of the game into play, would have been making headlines. Houston won with a last-second basket.
Houston won the very close game. 123-122

[Stavri]

Amen Thompson's last-second basket saved Ime Udoka. Otherwise, Udoka, who gave Tari Eason, who was going through a psychologically difficult period, the task of putting the most crucial shot of the game into play, would have been making headlines. Houston won with a last-second basket.
Houston won the very close game. 123-122

The last play shows exactly why Durant is bad for team chemistry. Amen tipped in his miss to win the game and Durant is just standing there upset because he missed. He doesn't give a damn about the team. he’s a stat chaser, plain and simple...

[kizilhare]

Legendary results were seen in the NBA tonight. Houston won with a last-second basket.

In the Lakers vs. Orlando game, the referees didn't call a foul on LeBron. I still don't understand how the referees didn't call that foul. You'd have to be blind not to call it. The Lakers then got the ball back into play and won with a three-pointer. Divine justice prevailed.

Tonight's games ended in legend.

[dwyane36]

The last play shows exactly why Durant is bad for team chemistry. Amen tipped in his miss to win the game and Durant is just standing there upset because he missed. He doesn't give a damn about the team. he’s a stat chaser, plain and simple...

Considering that the Rockets are in 4th place in the Western Conference standings, I wouldn't say that Durant is bad for team chemistry.
As for the final play of the game, Durant wasn’t standing there looking upset after the miss. If you look closely, you’ll notice that this shot was difficult for Durant because Adebayo was guarding him, and there were only 2 seconds left on the clock when Durant released the ball. So even if he’d wanted to, there was no way he could have gotten back into the paint in time.

[Questat]

The last play shows exactly why Durant is bad for team chemistry. Amen tipped in his miss to win the game and Durant is just standing there upset because he missed. He doesn't give a damn about the team. he’s a stat chaser, plain and simple...

Considering that the Rockets are in 4th place in the Western Conference standings, I wouldn't say that Durant is bad for team chemistry.
As for the final play of the game, Durant wasn’t standing there looking upset after the miss. If you look closely, you’ll notice that this shot was difficult for Durant because Adebayo was guarding him, and there were only 2 seconds left on the clock when Durant released the ball. So even if he’d wanted to, there was no way he could have gotten back into the paint in time.

I agree with you, it looked like a designed play, the shot just didn’t fall. Good thing Amen was there to save the day. That shows the chemistry, they didn’t just rely on Durant, they found other ways to secure the win. I think we should stop overthinking it at this point, because whether we like it or not, the Rockets are going to be in the playoffs.

[Cointxz]

In the Lakers vs. Orlando game, the referees didn't call a foul on LeBron. I still don't understand how the referees didn't call that foul. You'd have to be blind not to call it. The Lakers then got the ball back into play and won with a three-pointer. Divine justice prevailed.

Tonight's games ended in legend.

There’s always a bad call on NBA since referee view might be in different angle while they are making the call on that particular moment so mistakes is very common.

Challenge call was introduced to solve this errors but with limited attempt so that the game will not be delayed.

It’s frustrating to see this if you are backing the team that call against it but that’s how it goes. This wrong call will not gonna matter if the other team play well to increase the lead on earlier quarter.

[fullfitlarry]

In the Lakers vs. Orlando game, the referees didn't call a foul on LeBron. I still don't understand how the referees didn't call that foul. You'd have to be blind not to call it. The Lakers then got the ball back into play and won with a three-pointer. Divine justice prevailed.

Tonight's games ended in legend.

There’s always a bad call on NBA since referee view might be in different angle while they are making the call on that particular moment so mistakes is very common.

Challenge call was introduced to solve this errors but with limited attempt so that the game will not be delayed.

It’s frustrating to see this if you are backing the team that call against it but that’s how it goes. This wrong call will not gonna matter if the other team play well to increase the lead on earlier quarter.

There has been a lot of non-call lately, unless you are SGA, the referee won't whistle. And I read that there are referee's or officials reviewing the officiating, I forget how they call it and most of the times they are going to admit that there are one big non call and the referee make a mistakes.

Anyone though notice that Luke Kennard fixes his shooting sleeves before making that dagger 3. The concentration is this guy, the focus that even the slightest move, he still drain the shot. Good for the Lakers to continue with their winning streak, thanks to Kennard.

[freedomgo]

Anyone though notice that Luke Kennard fixes his shooting sleeves before making that dagger 3. The concentration is this guy, the focus that even the slightest move, he still drain the shot. Good for the Lakers to continue with their winning streak, thanks to Kennard.

He saved the day for the Lakers, if he missed that shot they would have lost. He doesn’t play a lot of minutes, but he’s proving how valuable he is to the team. I’ve noticed in the past few games he’s been contributing consistently, nothing too flashy, but you can see he’s a clutch player.

Congrats to the Lakers, keep that winning streak going and build momentum heading into the playoffs.
Lakers now ranked at number 3 ( 46-25) good season for them.

[danherbias07]

Luke Kennard! The Lakers are looking pretty good as the year winds down. If they can stay healthy another few weeks they are going to be a problem in the west.

Damn, that was a good shot. I actually kept on repeating that play over and over again, and I was thinking how frustrated the coach of the Orlando Magic was. It was Paolo Banchero who made a mistake on that defensive stance, and I guess they got confused about what happened.

Two big records from two veterans happened today. That's the big story.


https://www.nba.com/news/starting-5-double-history-double-winners-lebron-kd-climb-all-time-lists-lakers-rockets-win-thrillers

A vintage LeBron tomahawk to open his record 1,612th NBA game.
A clutch KD triple to pass MJ for 5th on the all-time scoring list.

It will be difficult to break the record made by LeBron. Being healthy is one of his masteries, which is why he can still play strongly even at his age, and also why he is always present in most of the games.

[Gabbylee]

Luke Kennard! The Lakers are looking pretty good as the year winds down. If they can stay healthy another few weeks they are going to be a problem in the west.

Damn, that was a good shot. I actually kept on repeating that play over and over again, and I was thinking how frustrated the coach of the Orlando Magic was. It was Paolo Banchero who made a mistake on that defensive stance, and I guess they got confused about what happened.

Two big records from two veterans happened today. That's the big story.

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/03/22/UvmhRq.png
https://www.nba.com/news/starting-5-double-history-double-winners-lebron-kd-climb-all-time-lists-lakers-rockets-win-thrillers

A vintage LeBron tomahawk to open his record 1,612th NBA game.
A clutch KD triple to pass MJ for 5th on the all-time scoring list.

It will be difficult to break the record made by LeBron. Being healthy is one of his masteries, which is why he can still play strong
ly even at his age, and also why he is always present in most of the games.

Highest games played is going to be very difficult to break cos you need a great deal of conditioning to be able to attain that level of playing consistently. Has Lebron ever had a season where he didn't play at all? I don't think so.

[Stavri]

The last play shows exactly why Durant is bad for team chemistry. Amen tipped in his miss to win the game and Durant is just standing there upset because he missed. He doesn't give a damn about the team. he’s a stat chaser, plain and simple...

Considering that the Rockets are in 4th place in the Western Conference standings, I wouldn't say that Durant is bad for team chemistry.
As for the final play of the game, Durant wasn’t standing there looking upset after the miss. If you look closely, you’ll notice that this shot was difficult for Durant because Adebayo was guarding him, and there were only 2 seconds left on the clock when Durant released the ball. So even if he’d wanted to, there was no way he could have gotten back into the paint in time.

Last year, Houston finished second in the Western Conference without Kevin Durant...
defensive powerhouse they built last year has completely crumbled. Between losing Dillon Brooks and having VanVleet and Adams sidelined with injuries, it’s no wonder they’re underachieving. That’s the sole reason for their downfall.

[sana54210]

The last play shows exactly why Durant is bad for team chemistry. Amen tipped in his miss to win the game and Durant is just standing there upset because he missed. He doesn't give a damn about the team. he’s a stat chaser, plain and simple...

Considering that the Rockets are in 4th place in the Western Conference standings, I wouldn't say that Durant is bad for team chemistry.
As for the final play of the game, Durant wasn’t standing there looking upset after the miss. If you look closely, you’ll notice that this shot was difficult for Durant because Adebayo was guarding him, and there were only 2 seconds left on the clock when Durant released the ball. So even if he’d wanted to, there was no way he could have gotten back into the paint in time.

I would go as far as saying that Durant is not even doing enough, let alone do much. People complain all the time that Durant is egoist and keeps taking shots and basically trying to take over all y himself, but when in reality we know that this dude could try 40 shots a game if he wanted to, he is by far the best player on that team and it is not even remotely close, like there is no other player in that whole team even close to him in talent, not even a bit, even at this age he is still far better than everyone else.

So him not taking over like Doncic has been doing, is because he doesn't want people to keep blaming him all the time, and try to be "nice", but niceness doesn't win games, he should ignore all the idiots, and take every shot he wants.