2 days ago Netlifx said that after starting to create their own TV series, they wanted to be more involved with films releases.

Ted Sarandos' (Head of content at Netflix) words:

Why not premiere movies on Netflix, the same day they’re opening in theaters? And not little movies — there’s a lot of ways, and lot of people to do that [already]. Why not big movies? Why not follow the consumers’ desire to watch things when they want?”

You can read the full article on the Washington Post

The game opened with the Heat ring ceremony. The court was used as a projection screen to show highlights from last season (Full video here) and the

The rings were inside a white box with the chinese word Sacrifice engraved on them.

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The Bulls were finally able to play D. Rose again, who appeared to be in good form, but he still needs time to adjust inside the new Chicago play style.

The Heat didn’t have much to prove, winning the game in relative ease (At the beginning of the 4th quarter they were leading by 20).

The Bulls still need a lot of work if they want to re-establish themselves as a powerhouse in the East conference.

LeBron knows how to back up his words. Once again, he showed why he’s the King.

After receiving his second ring in the opening ceremony, he led the Heat to a win over the Bulls and D. Rose. LBJ showed moves both close to the basket and on the fast break. Nothing new, right?

Plus, he was videobomb’d by Chris Bosh in the post-game interview, what more can you ask for?!

Xavier Henry was acquired by the Lakers in the off-season from the New Orleans Pelicans. After putting up big numbers in pre-season, everybody had high expectations coming into the season opener and he delivered!

He hit 2 3s in the 4th quarter to lead the Lakers to their first win of the season and showed a great athleticism during the game, leading various fast breaks during the game!

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After sweeping the Lakers 4-0 last season, the Clippers felt confident going into this match up, but fell short against the new Lakers rorster

The Lakers offense was very productive as the new players fit the run n gun style of Mike D'Antoni way better. Henry kept his pre-season numbers up by posting 22 points.

The Clippers kept their Lob City gameplay rolling, led by fast breaks and fast-paced offense.

Gasol looked more like the 2010’s one, playing with the back at the basket in the low post, chasing rebounds and keeping Griffin busy in defense.

After a close game, the Lakers exploded in the 4th quarter, scoring 41 points in 12 minutes, taking home the first battle of Los Angeles.

Kobe was sitting bench-side, watching the game, he didn’t look too happy as he’s still got some time go before he can return from his Achille’s injury

Paul George had a terrific game, leading the Pacers in scoring and giving a big hand on the other hand of the floor as well.

He hit a buzzer beater 3 in the third quarter which let the Pacers get away from the Magic, annihilated Odalipo with a glass block and collected 6 rebounds in the meantime.

The Magic are coming off an awful season, they’re now trying to rebuild the team with some young talent such as Oladipo, at his NBA debut tonight.

The Pacers on the other hand made it all the way to the Conference finals last year, giving the Heat a run for their money, trying to establish themselves as a powerhouse in the East.

Oladipo posted 12 points, three rebounds and two assists in 22 minutes and a half.

The Pacers took the lead in the 2nd with a 15-1 run led by their bench and never looked back, George helped with 24 points, along with Nicholson’s 18 and Stephenson’s 19.

The Pacers set a home-high record for blocks at 18, 7 of which from Hibbert.