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Brody joins Jake for a seven-game Sunday. Luka Doncic scores fifty-two as the Lakers come back from eighteen down in Utah, Orlando drops forty in the fourth quarter to beat the Knicks, and Detroit wins in Philadelphia to become the only unbeaten team in the East. Plus: Oklahoma City’s fifteen steals, Ty Jerome’s fourteen-for-fourteen night at the line and Rudy Gobert’s perfect-but-not-quite game. Every final in the Express Ticker.

Don joins Jake for an eight-game Saturday. Denver erases a nineteen-point deficit after three quarters and beats New Orleans in overtime behind Jamal Murray’s forty-two and a Nikola Jokic triple-double. Joel Embiid adds a second triple-double as Philadelphia moves to three and oh, Devin Booker scores forty-three on seventeen of twenty-five shooting, and Milwaukee loses despite twenty-two more rebounds. Every final in the Express Ticker.

Jake is not alone anymore: Walter joins the show for a twelve-game Friday. Utah edges New Orleans by one point, Memphis wins despite twenty-seven turnovers, Jayson Tatum drops thirty-six in Boston, and Domantas Sabonis records the first triple-double of the season. Plus: Chicago goes from seventeen points in the first quarter to forty-four in the second, Atlanta wins by forty-seven, and Dyson Daniels steals the show with seven steals. Every final in the Express Ticker.

A small Thursday with big stories. Philadelphia comes back from twenty-four points down at halftime to beat Cleveland, and Oklahoma City grinds out a defensive win over Denver to start two and oh. Plus: Chet Holmgren grabs seventeen rebounds and Donovan Mitchell scores thirty-two in a loss. Every final in the Express Ticker.

Eleven games on Wednesday. Indiana scores thirty-seven in the fourth quarter to beat New Orleans, Anthony Edwards and Ty Jerome both score forty-five, and Walker Kessler goes twelve for twelve from the field. Plus: Chicago makes just four threes all night and Toronto wins by forty-three. Every final in the Express Ticker.

Opening night of the new season. Detroit erases a thirteen-point halftime deficit and beats Boston, Philadelphia wins in New York, and Oklahoma City starts strong in San Antonio. Plus: Victor Wembanyama makes one shot from the field and still posts a double-double, and Paul George scores thirty-eight in a loss. Every final in the Express Ticker.