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Christopher Brown

Kawhi Leonard drops a career-high 55 and leads Clippers past the East’s No. 1 team

Kawhi Leonard just put on one of the best scoring performances of the season — 55 points, plus 11 rebounds, 5 steals and 3 blocks, to power the Clippers’ 112–99 win over the Eastern Conference’s top-seed Pistons in Inglewood. His offensive explosion buried Detroit’s defense, and the Clippers have now won four straight games behind the effort. Kawhi was efficient too — 17 of 26 from the floor and 16 of 17 free throws — and the victory gave LA some serious momentum as they play their way into the playoff picture. What do you think — is this one of Kawhi’s most impressive single-game performances this decade, or what? #NBA #Clippers #KawhiLeonard #NBAStats #BasketballDiscussion #Pistons #NBAHighlights

Kawhi Leonard drops a career-high 55 and leads Clippers past the East’s No. 1 team
Edwin French

Rudy Gobert has been DPOY level this season

The Wolves started shaky, but they’ve climbed back to top-5 in the west — and the constant is still Rudy Gobert anchoring everything on defense. Per Cleaning the Glass on/off + shot-profile tracking, Gobert’s impact this year has been absurd: the defense improves by roughly 14 points per 100 with him on the floor, opponents take way fewer rim attempts when he’s out there, their efficiency drops, and he’s even suppressing free throws — plus his rebounding has ramped up in December. He’s 33, still vacuuming boards, still erasing the paint, still making Minnesota’s entire scheme viable — all while the DPOY conversation about him feels weirdly quiet. Are people just tired of giving him credit? #NBA #Timberwolves #RudyGobert #DPOY #Defense #NBAStats #BasketballTalk

Rudy Gobert has been DPOY level this season
Shawn Martin

Hawks' Dyson Daniels is at 9% from three in December

Per ESPN splits, Dyson Daniels is shooting 9% from three in this month. Zoom out: over his last 15 games, he’s at 10.5% from deep and 60.6% at the line. And you can see it on film: opponents are comfortable putting bigs on him and letting them roam off-ball, because they’re not worried about the pull-up or the catch-and-shoot. That messes with spacing, shrinks driving lanes, and makes Atlanta’s half-court offense easier to load up against good teams. The timing is rough, too, because the Hawks just committed long-term: Daniels agreed to a four-year, $100M extension this offseason. What do you think: is this just who he is offensively—elite defender, but a spacing problem in big games? #NBA #Hawks #DysonDaniels #NBADiscussion #Basketball #NBAStats

Hawks' Dyson Daniels is at 9% from three in December
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