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sports43m ago

Giannis Antetokounmpo says he could top the all-time scoring list in roughly four to five years, aiming for the top spot.
Antetokounmpo scored 29 points in 19 minutes in the Bucks' 116-99 win over the Brooklyn Nets as he returns from an injury.
James remains the all-time scorer with 42,250 points and counting, setting a high bar for Antetokounmpo's bid.
The Bucks ended a seven-game skid with the comeback win over Brooklyn and focus on returning to a winning mentality.
Antetokounmpo discussed the need to balance personal goals with team success after his Nov. 28 return.
The article positions Antetokounmpo’s scoring pursuit within the Bucks’ broader goals for the season.
The piece notes LeBron James as the current all-time scorer and establishes the context for Antetokounmpo’s ambition.
The article includes background on Antetokounmpo's return from a left adductor strain and his updated status.
The article includes context about Milwaukee's current season and the team's need for consistency.
Pat Warren is identified as the author and reporter for the piece, providing additional credibility and sourcing.

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#2 out of 5

sports36m ago

The 2025-26 NBA season is on pace to set a record for team offensive efficiency at 115.7, signaling a historic shooting era across the league.
Denver Nuggets are on pace for the most efficient offense, ranking high in both 2-point and 3-point shooting efficiency this season.
The Lakers rely on elite inside scoring, with Jokic and teammates converting a high rate of 2-point attempts.
Milwaukee Bucks lead the league in jump-shot shooting efficiency, driven by Giannis Antetokounmpo’s passes creating open looks.
The Indiana Pacers struggle in both jump-shooting and paint efficiency, helping explain their poor record this season.
Orlando Magic show notable interior strength but lag in jump-shooting efficiency, limiting overall offensive output.
The Celtics continue to shoot a high volume of jumpers, balancing a top 3-point rate with more mid-range 2-point attempts.
Three teams—Denver, Los Angeles, and Milwaukee—are on pace to break team-level shooting records this season.
Jokic’s 70% two-point and 44% three-point shooting are central to Denver’s efficiency gains.
The report cautions shot-quality in some categories may undercut hot shooting numbers, especially for Milwaukee’s catch-and-shoots.

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#3 out of 5

sports14h ago

Nets rookie Ben Wolf scored 22 points on 8-of-16 shooting in the loss to Milwaukee, adding four rebounds and four assists.
Head coach Jordi Fernandez praised Wolf for shooting with pace and aggressiveness, and for creating plays.
Fernandez noted Wolf’s versatility fits the modern NBA, with the ability to stretch the floor and move the ball.
Wolf may need more defensive consistency and added muscle to compete with bigger big men.
The coach stressed that Wolf’s minutes will continue as he develops throughout the season.
Fernandez drew comparisons between Wolf and established players to illustrate his potential.
The Nets emphasized Wolf’s ability to handle ball, shoot from distance, and keep the offense moving.
The game marked one of the season’s early tests for Wolf as he earns more minutes.
The article notes Wolf showed modern big-man versatility that coaches want in lineups.
The assessment includes a cautious note on defensive development and league-ready strength.

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#4 out of 5

sports13h ago

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C.J. McCollum iced the comeback with a stepback 3 with 15 seconds remaining, sealing Washington's 129-126 win.
The Bucks faded late on defense, and Washington’s veterans used timely shots to pull away in the final minutes.
Porter Jr. scored 30 points in his second return from knee surgery, giving Milwaukee a notable scoring punch in the loss.

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The Clippers face a sharp 5-16 start, triggering discussion of a Harden trade to salvage the season.
Possible Minnesota route would send Jalen Green to L.A. in exchange for Harden and cap relief.
Milwaukee is linked to a Harden deal that would push for Giannis-era flexibility with a single first-round pick.
Atlanta could pursue Trae Young as the centerpiece, trading Harden and future picks for a backcourt upgrade.
Detroit is proposed to swap Harden for Tobias Harris and Jaden Ivey, betting on Ivey’s ceiling.
Memphis Morant scenario would attach multiple picks, aiming to rejuvenate the core without fully tanking the present.
The report emphasizes assets, salary fitting, and cap considerations shaping any Harden trade.
The piece notes Harden’s fit as a playmaker and the need to balance immediate impact with future upside.
The article positions Harden as potentially catalyzing a broader rebuild around the Clippers’ long-term plan.
The report cites potential tax savings as a factor in evaluating offers and roster moves.

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