It might not be a huge sample size, but three weeks into the NBA season, you can see the final portrait beginning to take shape. Kai Gammage looks at the biggest surprises and disappointments 10 games into the year.

Kai Gammage reviews the major surprises and disappointments across the league following the opening 10 games of the NBA season. The article highlights the Philadelphia 76ers, who lead the East with a 9-2 record behind Tyrese Maxey and LeBron James, alongside the resurgence of the Golden State Warriors and the quick retooling of the 7-3 Memphis Grizzlies.
Conversely, Gammage identifies the 4-6 Miami Heat and the 1-9 Utah Jazz as primary disappointments, noting defensive struggles for Miami and injuries in Utah. Additionally, early-season injuries to star players like Anthony Edwards and Tyrese Haliburton have significantly impacted teams across the league.
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