Basketball Intelligence For 11/10/25

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BOS: Luka Garza shines in the Celtics win
Jack Anderson, Celtic Blog

BOS: Jordan Walsh’s NBA life is on the line — and Mazzulla loves how he’s handled it
Noa Dalzell, Celtics Blog

BOS: Celtics bench shines in bounce-back win over Magic: 7 takeaways
Tom Westerholm, Boston.com

BOS: Jordan Walsh didn’t think he was getting the ball. When he did, he delivered to help Celtics hold off Magic.
Adam Himmelsbach, The Boston Globe

CLE: Rewatch Thoughts: Crazy Comeback, Transition Defense, Hunter’s Crossover and More
Danny Cunnigham, The Inside Shot

DAL: Cooper Flagg is out of position — and a bit out of sorts as a rookie
Varun Shankar, The Washington Post

DAL: Sunday Best: All my latest Intel on the 3-7 Mavericks and the mounting pressure on GM Nico Harrison
Marc Stein, The Stein Line

DAL: 3 things to ponder as the schedule turns dangerous for the struggling Dallas Mavericks
Brent Brooks, Mavs Moneyball

The biggest concern isn’t just the losses — it’s how Dallas is playing. Through ten games, the Mavericks are dead last in offensive rating and have posted one of the most inefficient shot profiles in the league. They take the fewest shots at the rim (just 18% of their attempts, 30th in the NBA), finish poorly when they do get there (~60–62% FG), and rarely put pressure on the rim through drives or fouls. Instead, they are settling: 45% of their shots come from mid-range, one of the highest marks in the league, and they’re shooting just 30.3% from deep — second worst in the NBA. Put simply, defenses are rarely stretched, rotations are rarely compromised, and Dallas is rarely getting clean looks. This isn’t a shooting slump. It’s a system stuck in neutral, and opposing defenses no longer fear being “put in the blender”.

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