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NBA 2019 Discussion (Last Updated: 02/07)
1. Warriors (38-15) : The Warriors certainly shouldn't do much, obviously, since they look close to unbeatable when healthy. But depth could be a (slight, slight) issue, especially at center. You never know how Boogie Cousins' health will hold up over the rest of the season. Jordan Bell is barely in the rotation. Kevon Looney is a fine but limited player. Robin Lopez would be a great buyout candidate -- if only the Chicago Bulls would acquiesce.
2. Bucks (40-13): The Bucks continue to roll, having won nine of 10 and still sporting the NBA's top net rating (by nearly three points per 100 possessions). There's not much this team really needs. But as D.J. Wilson has moved into a more prominent role, Thon Maker has been rendered close to useless for the Bucks. He's still got potential; the Bucks should try to get whatever they can get for him, whether that's a second-round pick or a veteran rim protector. They'd have to give up more than Maker for Willie Cauley-Stein, but that would be an interesting swap.
3. Raptors (40-16): Just watch Masai Ujiri get incredibly crazy at the deadline and swing a deal for Anthony Davis (which would make the Raptors the only team in the NBA with a chance to upset a healthy Warriors team). It feels far-fetched, as do most trades for Davis. This team's championship window may only last through this season, depending on what Kawhi Leonard does in free agency, so Ujiri is incentivized to go for it with a big move. But it's hard to see a move that really makes much sense for one of the most complete teams in the NBA, other than flipping, say, Pascal Siakam, O.G. Anunoby and Jonas Valanciunas for Davis. Trading a first-rounder to add depth could work, but for a team that isn't sure of its direction if Leonard leaves in free agency, that would also bring some risk.
4. Nuggets (37-17): This team came through my city on Saturday night after having arrived to their hotel at 4 a.m. After a grueling game the night before, the Nuggets beat the Minnesota Timberwolves in a back-and-forth game despite missing their second- and third-leading scorers (Jamal Murray and Gary Harris). I'm a believer in this team. This team would right now be my pick to face the Warriors in the Western Conference finals. As far as any trades: Short of making the biggest dark-horse trade in NBA history and putting together a monster deal for Anthony Davis (A.D. and Jokic together?!), why would there be any reason the Nuggets -- the second-youngest team in the NBA, with the best record in the West -- would want to deal? Maybe in the offseason, they could deal a wing to make room for Michael Porter Jr. But for now, this team should roll with what they got.
5. Celtics (35-20): The Celtics are rolling, winners of 10 of their past 11 during a soft stretch in their schedule. (The only teams above .500 they've beaten during that stretch are the Raptors, Thunder and Nets.) The Celtics won't -- or can't -- do much during this trade deadline. Their real deadline is July, when they'll be able to re-sign Kyrie Irving and deal for Anthony Davis -- or do neither. No team will have more intrigue around it over the next several months than this Celtics team. It will be fascinating to see if they end up including Jayson Tatum in a potential trade.

CBA 2019 Discussion (Last Updated: 02/07)
1. Virginia, Last week: No. 1: The 20-1 Cavaliers have been the No. 1 team in the Power Rankings six consecutive weeks. Tony Bennett's team has the fortune of getting a full week's rest before hosting Duke -- and then having to play at North Carolina two days later. The big question here is if Ty Jerome is going to be available (back) vs. Duke. UVA has the No. 1 offense and defense in the ACC.
2. Duke, Last week: No. 2: The Blue Devils (20-2) rank first in college basketball in total blocks (166) and fourth in total steals (229). What's amazing about the blocks number is that Washington is second ... and it's 29 blocks behind. That's the same gap as Washington and Marquette (107), which is tied for 22nd. The offense is a menace, but with Tre Jones and Zion Williamson, it is no exaggeration to say Duke has two of the 10 best defenders in college basketball.
3. Tennessee, Last week: No. 3: This is now unquestionably the best team in Tennessee history. The 21-1 Vols are the only team in college basketball yet to lose a game in regulation. What's unusual and overlooked is this: last season's UT team was a lot better defensively than this group. The 2018-19 Vols are second in offensive efficiency and 42nd in defense. Last season was a flip: 36th on offense, sixth on defense. Even Rick Barnes' season with Kevin Durant at Texas wasn't this good on offense.
4. Gonzaga, Last week: No. 4: Mark Few is commanding the 21-2 Bulldogs to another terrific season -- maybe one of the three best ever in school history. Gonzaga, as Ken Pomeroy pointed out this week, is crushing every team with the metaphorical wave of a hand in the WCC. I'm setting the over/under on Gonzaga having any regular season league games from here on out decided by single digits at 0.5.
5. Kentucky, Last week: No. 7: Easy call to bump up the Wildcats yet again. The 19-3 Cats are getting it done in a variety of ways, but one of those ways most certainly isn't the 3-point shot. For the second consecutive season, Kentucky is taking 30 percent of fewer of its attempts from 3-point range. If this winds up being sustainable (read: Kentucky makes another Final Four) it's going to be a fun counterplot to the 3-ball-happy environment that basketball has produced in the past five years.

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