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The Los Angeles Lakers are hitting their stride at the perfect time, securing two crucial victories over the Dallas Mavericks and the Denver Nuggets in a span of four days. These wins not only strengthened their playoff positioning but also showcased their growing chemistry and dominance on both ends of the court. Luka Dončić's Triple-Double Lifts Lakers Over Mavericks (107-99) On Tuesday night, the Lakers took down the Dallas Mavericks 107-99 in a hard-fought battle, led by Luka Dončić’s first triple-double in a Lakers uniform. Facing his former team for the first time since the blockbuster trade for Anthony Davis, Dončić delivered a commanding performance with 19 points, 15 rebounds, and 12 assists. While he struggled with his shooting (6-of-17 FG, 1-of-7 from three), his playmaking and rebounding were instrumental in securing the win. Despite the emotions surrounding the game, Dončić stayed composed. He exchanged greetings with former teammates but maintained a competitive edge,...

On a recent episode of Harrison Talks Pod, I discussed the recent success of the Indiana Pacers. This post is a continuation of that discussion from this week. If you want the full discussion, including some bold predictions, check it out here The Indiana Pacers are making serious noise in the Eastern Conference, riding a wave of strong performances in 2025. With a dominant 17-6 record this calendar year, the Pacers have turned heads with key wins over the Clippers and Raptors while remaining competitive against top-tier opponents like the Nuggets. With Tyrese Haliburton leading the charge, Pascal Siakam providing stability, and Myles Turner anchoring both ends of the court, Indiana looks primed to make a serious push for a top-four seed in the East. Statement Wins Show Pacers’ Growth Pacers 129, Clippers 111 – Balanced Attack Leads the Way In a dominant victory over the Los Angeles Clippers, Indiana showcased its depth and high-powered offense. Tyrese Haliburton delivered a masterclas...

The MVP race this year has been nothing short of historic. As we head into the second half of the season, it's clear that the top contenders are making waves, and the race is tighter than ever. Let’s break down the top three players leading the charge, explore why each could win the MVP, and why they might fall short in this exciting race. 1. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander – The Superstar in the Making Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is having an MVP-caliber season, and it feels like the league is finally waking up to his greatness. He’s putting up huge numbers with standout games like his 50-point performance against Phoenix and 45 points against Indiana. His efficiency is off the charts—50% shooting from the field, including incredible performances like 15 for 19 against Milwaukee and 62% in a game against Phoenix. Why He Could Win: Efficiency : His shooting percentages are elite, especially for a player who is scoring at such a high volume. All-around Contribution : Besides scoring, Shai is co...

The NBA season is in full swing, and the race for Rookie of the Year has been heating up! With some incredible talent emerging from this year’s rookie class, it's harder than ever to pick just one standout player. As we near the end of the season, three rookies have separated themselves from the pack. But who truly deserves to win the coveted title of Rookie of the Year? Let’s break down the top three contenders and what makes them shine—and why they might not finish the season with the award. This discussion comes from Episode 18 of my podcast, Harrison Talks Pod , where I dive deeper into these top rookie candidates. Make sure to check out the full episode for more in-depth analysis and insights on all things NBA! Listen to Episode 18 here 1. Stephon Castle: The Rising Star for the Spurs Recent Takeaways: Steph Castle has taken the NBA by storm, and as of this week, he’s leading the Rookie of the Year race. His scoring has increased dramatically in the last 10 games, up to 17.4 p...