Fresh into a new season, there are still plenty of teams that have lots of questions to answer and the Atlanta Hawks (3-0) are no exception.

In what would historically be a “get well” game for Dallas against Toronto, the Raptors represent exactly the kind of challenge feared by an older Mavericks team with such a tight schedule. After a mentally and physically exhausting game in OKC, the young legs of Toronto could threaten to run Dallas right out of the gym if they weren’t properly recovered.

For the Dallas Mavericks, there’s nothing left for them to do this season except to start winning. They’ve already seen a season’s worth of odd events and in-game situations that a veteran-filled squad has seen too many times. Stacking up wins is the habit they would like to start forming, and soon.

Brandon Knight’s magnificent start to the season begs the question: Should he start at point guard for the Pistons? Right now the answer seems to be “no”, according to head coach Lawrence Frank.

Indiana may not be the sexy pick to come out of the Eastern Conference, but with a well-balanced roster, depth at every position and some star players sprinkled into the mix, they are easily one of the stronger teams in their conference. Not many teams around the NBA are going to want to go into battle against a team that crashes the glass and wants to play smashmouth basketball likes Indiana intends to do.

Boris Diaw talks about the Bobcat’s attempt to stymie the Heat’s comeback, how they surprised Miami early on, and his success on the glass through the first two games.

Gerald Henderson talks about defending Dwyane Wade on the Heat’s last possession, hitting what many (though not him) in Charlotte believed to be the game-winning 3-pointer, and how he’s always looking to improve.

D.J. Augustin discusses how turnovers did the Bobcats in against the Heat, what it’s like to be guarded by Lebron James, and why he felt they were the better team Wednesday night.

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I had a chance to sit down with Nick Young before Wednesday night’s Wizards vs. Hawks game. We talked about his performance in the Wizards season opener, his evolution as a scorer, the Wizards’ current roster and–last but not least–his hair.