Until tonight, everyone's still undefeated
weritegoode.blogspot.com 10/30/2007 — Ask 30 bloggers to each predict one team's NBA season. Combine their responses. How close to an accurate preview do you get?

The NBA is Here!
thebiglead.com 10/30/2007 — Buckle up: Thirty teams, 170 days, and many, many dunks. The NBA season is here and we couldn’t be more excited. While living in New York for the NFL this season has dampened a few Sundays (thanks, Mangenius!), the Knicks and Nets are supposed ...

The NBA Is Back Baby!
awfulannouncing.blogspot.com 10/30/2007 — What's the NBA Season kicking off without the Knicks telling you their favorite Halloween costumes? Nothing I tell you! NOTHING!!! My personal favorite is David Lee at about the 17 second mark AA's Predictions: East- 1) Det, 2) Bos, 3)Wash, 4) ...

Fifty-Five Fantasy Fantasies
droppingdimes.gearlive.com 10/31/2007 — In no specific order…here are 55 things I wish to come true during this year’s fantasy hoops season.

Season Openers in Review
adonalobsessed.blogspot.com 10/31/2007 — I review all of the season opener games....with some fiery opinions.

Arenas for Kobe? No Thanks — Wash Post NBA 11/2/2007
If the Lakers want to trade Kobe Bryant they should contact the Wizards about Gilbert Arenas and the Wizards should say no.

Lakers' Odom Involved in a Car Crash — Wash Post NBA 11/1/2007
Lakers forward Lamar Odom suffered a slight concussion in an automobile accident on the way to a morning shoot-around on Tuesday.

Spurs Beat Blazers in Season Opener — Wash Post NBA 10/31/2007
Tim Duncan has 24 points and 13 rebounds, and the San Antonio Spurs get their title defense off to a successful start with a 106-97 victory over the Trail Blazers.

Nowitzki Is Looking To Take That Final Step — Wash Post NBA 10/31/2007
League MVP and Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki says people should expect "more of the same, just a little better" from him as he enters his 10th season.

In NBA, Wins Can Multiply By the Power of Three — Wash Post NBA 10/30/2007
The three-star system has become the recipe for playoff ¿ and championship ¿ success in the NBA, a doctrine that compelled the Boston Celtics to acquire former MVP Kevin Garnett, above, and ex-all-star Ray Allen to team with star forward Paul ...