What does 91.4% mean to the Warriors? Or 29.4 to the Lakers? Here's one compelling stat for all 30 NBA teams as the 2017-18 season begins.

Lonzo Ball finished his NBA debut with just three points. 

Can Stephen Curry win his third MVP in four years? NBA fans might be sleeping on the Warriors star heading into 2017-18.

Patrick Beverley didn't give Lonzo Ball an inch in his NBA debut, but he did offer some wisdom at the end: Be ready, rook. "It’s going to be a lot of people trying to go at his head.”

The only thing that's clear from Lonzo's debut is that the Lakers have a long way to go to achieve true relevance. 

The Oklahoma City Thunder's new Big Three looked good in their season opener vs. the Knicks. 

The Ball family is not turning down any money making opportunity.

The Timberwolves have new standards this season, and it'll take time for the new roster to mesh and make those expectations a reality. 

The Suns were historically awful on Wednesday night. At least they had this play. 

Ben Simmons' NBA debut impressed many including head coach Brett Brown. 

With Chris Paul moving on this summer, does keeping Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan still make sense for the Clippers?

Lonzo Ball isn't the first big baller with an unorthodox jumper. Can the Lakers rookie follow in the footsteps of other untraditional shooters?

Before their game Wednesday, the Spurs played a message promoting fighting for equality.

Despite falling to the Wizards in the season opener, it was a positive sign to see the 76ers core finally on the court together. 

Jeremy Lin left Wednesday's game between the Nets and Pacers in the fourth quarter after sustaining a right knee injury and is out for the season.

"I just had to set the tone." —Patrick Beverley

Our thoughts are with Reed's family and friends.

Also, Blake Griffin slows down the Lakers' hype machine for a night.

“(I had to) welcome his little young a** to the NBA.” —Patrick Beverley

It was a rough first night for Ball.

As is everything in 2017, even a fun Halloween costume is actually an ad.

One of the most durable stars in NBA history has been dealing with a nagging ankle injury.

This was known since last June, but a lot of fans forgot it.

Long live Hoodie Melo. May his brand forever beat forecasted sales numbers.

So, so, so clean

Heartbreaking news for Mavericks guard

Dallas owner abstained on proposal NBA passed

Kerr already given lifetime job security in Golden State

NBA commissioner Adam Silver expressed openness to idea

Warriors forward doubtful for Friday's game against Pelicans