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NBA Basketball 8-Hour Briefing

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Last updated: March 13, 2026, 9:49 AM ET

NBA Draft Buzz

League insiders are splitting on the top pick between Kansas' Darryn Peterson and Alabama's AJ Dybantsa, with some scouts praising Peterson's defensive versatility while others tout Dybantsa's scoring upside. Meanwhile, Duke's Cooper Flagg is solidifying his position as the consensus No. 2 prospect after impressing teams with his two-way impact during pre-draft workouts.

Lakers' Offensive Explosion

LeBron James' return from injury ignited the Lakers as Luka Doncic dropped 51 points in a historic offensive showcase. The Lakers' starting five combined for 137 points, the highest total by a starting lineup in a regulation game since the 1970-71 season, with Anthony Davis adding 28 points and 15 rebounds in the dominant performance.

Celtics' Growing Frustration

Jaylen Brown is voicing his displeasure with what he calls the NBA's increasing "foul baiting" trend, arguing that players are being rewarded for manipulating contact rather than playing fundamental basketball. The Celtics star's comments come as scoring continues to rise league-wide, with teams averaging a record 114.8 points per game through the first quarter of the season.