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No. Not strictly on the last dunk. Overall? Yes, but the better of the last dunks won it.

At least the Wolves are just starting over. Might as well fire Ryan Saunders while they're at it, too. For this team to fail as spectacularly as they did with so much talent, it's clear he's not Head Coach material. Nepotism almost always backfires.

This Toronto team. If they stay healthy, they'll have something to say about the East. Do they have the superstar power to win it? Probably not, but they're well constructed, brilliantly coached, and they'll play defense from the first second to the last.

Completely different, significantly less talented role players

Are the Raptors a team with an obvious ceiling, or are Siakam, Vanvleet, Anunoby developing at a good enough pace to potentially make some noise come playoff time?

Westbrook: criticizes PatBev's defense because Harden dropped 47. Harden matched up with PatBev: 0/6, 0 points.

NBA officials: call a technical for flopping from 30 feet away on a clear none flop. Seriously, if you don't even know what is and isn't a flop, don't even try to make that call

No injuries for GSW and that doesn't happen, even if Toronto would have made it interesting

Lol and I actually had posted in the original thread. I have the memory of a goldfish

I didn't see that thread when I checked. My bad, guys. Anyway, I think we should shoot for more NBA activity this year now that the league is more varied and we don't already know what's going to happen. What do the rest of you say?

Reactions from Night 1, 10/22: Is Fred Vanvleet a potential star in this league? I don't want to overreact to one game by any stretch, but since the ECF last year, he's playing at a completely different level. He's likely too small to find ways to score high totals when his 3s aren't falling...

Actually excited about the NBA season for the first time since pre-Decision however many years ago. It's a good feeling