Jared Dubin

Joined: Sep 14, 2015

Shoot and miss: Thunder wing issues don't end with Dion Waiters

Grizzlies still face long odds in West

Harrison Barnes Q&A: Warriors' death lineup, success of small ball and more

Overlooking Paul Millsap continues to be equally remarkable and ridiculous

Warriors, Spurs courting NBA history at opposite ends of basketball floor

NBA

The Warriors, Sixers and Spurs are all in contention to mount historic seasons, with each team trending toward a different record.

Disappointing NBA teams: Why these underachievers have taken step back

NBA

Several NBA teams have taken big slides this season. We identify the biggest factor in each team's decline.

TWIB: Dated Grizzlies, Towering Towns, Dominant Drummond

The Cauldron

This Week In Basketball explores the last gasps of the defensive-first Grizzlies, Karl-Anthony Towns' rookie dominance, Draymond Green's productive passing, and much more.

Derrick Rose's bad driving, Draymond Green's stingy defense, more

The Cauldron

This week, we explore Derrick Rose's bad driving, what's fun on League Pass, the number of the week, and an incredible defensive possession from Draymond Green.

TWIB: Soft Lakers; Steph's explosion; Danny Green no longer 'God-awful'

The Cauldron

Jared Dubin's The Week In Basketball looks at the repeatedly soft Lakers, Steph Curry's 53-point explosion in New Orleans, and Danny Green evolving from a 'God-awful' defender in San Antonio.

A final 2015-16 NBA season preview: New-look Bulls, Anthony Davis, more

The Cauldron

Before the action tips off Tuesday night, Jared Dubin breaks down a bunch of major NBA storylines to get you ready for the start of the 2015-16 season.

Crazy predictions to get you ready for the 2015–16 NBA season

The Cauldron

Had your fill of preseason awards and team over/unders? Join The Cauldron's Jared Dubin as he lays out 21 predictions—some crazy, others two steps shy of a tinfoil hat—for the 2015–16 NBA slate.

Kobe Bryant may no longer be an NBA great—but that's O.K.

The Cauldron

When it's all said and done, Kobe Bryant is destined to go down as one of the NBA's all-time greats. But as The Cauldron's Jared Dubin writes, there's a difference between greatness, and being great in the here and now.

Crossover Jazz: It may be the trendy pick, but Utah still has work to do

With picks, players and potential, the Celtics are poised for ... something

Which NBA players are poised to become breakout stars this season?

How the Mets and Cubs became MLB playoff contenders again