But ESPN's Brian Windhorst wrote in an article that Wednesday's game may have changed that (h/t Lakers Daily). Via ESPN: “It is counterintuitive, but this was the night when Doncic became a ...

You can find Tim alongside Brian Windhorst and Tim MacMahon on The Hoop Collective podcast. All 30 NBA teams have two regular-season games remaining, but there is still plenty left to be decided.

Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst of ESPN reported that executives around the NBA view the confidence that the Warriors are playing with as something to fear and that they will not be a preferred ...

Speaking to ESPN’s Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst, one scout isn’t fully buying that James can keep up the intensity on defense. “Luka has to guard somebody, and you can wear him down ...

All 30 NBA teams have two regular-season games remaining, but there is still plenty left to be decided. The Eastern Conference seeding is largely sorted out -- the top six are virtually locked ...

It will now be up to interim coach David Adelman to lead the team in the playoffs. Brian Windhorst discussed Malone’s firing during the latest episode of the ESPN reporter’s “Brian Windhorst ...

Speaking to ESPN's Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst, the scout explained why James "could be exposed" defensively in the postseason: "Luka (Dončić) has to guard somebody, and you can wear him down.

Brian Windhorst believes the Warriors are ill-equipped to handle a long NBA playoff run due to their roster construction. The ESPN analyst explained that Golden State is in a difficult position in ...

The bad news, as Brian Windhorst explained on First Take Thursday, is that the long-term plan involves going small. Very small. "Clearly the Warriors are flawed, look what happened last night ...

While on First Take Wednesday, ESPN's Brian Windhorst even went as far as to say that Irving is more skilled than Luka Doncic and Dwyane Wade. "If we're going to go with that word right there ...

After a night and early morning filled with some pretty strong takes about the grave injustice of it all, ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst ... because of that," Windhorst explained.

To analyst Brian Windhorst, the answer was an easy one. "If we're going to go with skilled, I don't think it's a debate. I think it's Kyrie Irving," Windhorst said. "He's one of the most skilled ...