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Each NBA team's biggest breakout candidate for 2025-26: Matas Buzelis, Ausar Thompson, more ready to make leap

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By Colin Ward-Henninger
| CBS Sports Verified
Breakouts don't just come out of nowhere. Well, sometimes they do, but usually there's detectable magma bubbling under the surface prior to the volcanic eruption. Tom Hanks won back-to-back Oscars for "Philadelphia" and "Forrest Gump," but anyone who saw his early performances in "Splash," "Bachelor Party" and "Big" knew that the star quality was unassailable.
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Each NBA team's biggest breakout candidate for 2025-26: Matas Buzelis, Ausar Thompson, more ready to make leap

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By Colin Ward-Henninger
| The Press Verified
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Why Aaron Gordon's 50-point night and 3-point outburst are a sign of things to come for the Nuggets

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By Colin Ward-Henninger
| CBS Sports Verified
SAN FRANCISCO -- Aaron Gordon didn't want the game ball. That might be a first in basketball history for a player who just scored a career-high 50 points while going 10 for 11 from 3-point range. But because the Denver Nuggets lost a 137-130 overtime thriller to the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night, Gordon respectfully declined the honor. "It sucks," he said with a slight scowl after the loss. "They're asking if I wanted the game ball. No, I don't want the game ball. Take the L home with me.
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