Shai Gilgeous-Alexander — SGA is quietly becoming one of the best two-way guards in the league. He’s putting up a 23-7-5 stat line in his third season and is pretty clearly the best player on an Oklahoma City Thunder squad that’s somehow 12-19 despite everyone expecting them to be pushovers. Unfortunately, his team record and slightly lesser numbers than the guys ahead of Gilgeous-Alexander conspire against him. He should be in the hunt again next year though.Miami Heat face coverings face coverings

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The 23-year-old will wear No. 15 with the Sea Dubs and he is available to play against the Iowa Wolves on Tuesday afternoon (the game starts at 4:30 PT on NBC Sports Bay Area Plus).San Antonio Spurs face coverings

Well, Dangerfield averaged 16.2 points per game, shooting 47.1 percent from the floor and dishing out 3.6 assists per game. Dangerfield showed that size issues can be negated if a player is skilled enough, just as players like Canada and Mitchell have shown that they too can overcome size concerns to be effective WNBA players.

Most of the field will be flocking towards Isaiah Roby tonight. Why? He’ll be starting with Horford out. He’s at a low salary and has a solid matchup against a Miami team that leads the league in steals allowed at 8.9 per game. The Heat are also allowing 10.4 offensive rebounds per game which is the 5th highest in the NBA. So why Bam? Bam is considered a leverage pivot play tonight. Who needs to do well for Roby to underperform? Yup, Bam Adebayo. Roby is projected to be rostered by 40 + % of all lineups this evening, Why not pivot off the chalk and invest in his opponent Bam Adebayo for the ultimate leverage advantage. The Heat are favored by - 7.5 points with a 212.5 O/U Courtesy of Pointsbet.com.

"All you have to do is look at his track record," Kerr said. "He was a winner in high school, a winner at Michigan State and a winner in the NBA. So it's just who he is. He's a champion, and he's a competitor and he's a great basketball player -- and sometimes he snaps. That's just the way it is, and we're very happy to have him. We're always going to deal with his outbursts, because at his core, he loves his teammates, he loves the team. He's got a great heart, and he's always going to fight."Detroit Pistons face coverings

"He's been in this league long enough," Warriors guard Damion Lee said. "He knows what's right and what's wrong. And it doesn't matter; day in, day out, I'm always going to ride with Day Day. Throughout the good, throughout the bad, I'm always going to ride with Draymond. ... It doesn't matter if I'm a Warrior or not a Warrior. That's my guy. That's one of my vets. And I'm always going to ride with Day Day."

It ultimately comes down to this: Because the Lakers are hard-capped this season, they essentially get one move to upgrade the team at the deadline (unless they trade Kyle Kuzma), one buyout signing. One shot. Do the Lakers spend that shot on Cousins?Utah Jazz face coverings