NBA Week 18: Games to Watch
February 13, 2023
February means only two things to NBA aficionados: the trade deadline and the All-Star Weekend.
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February means only two things to NBA aficionados: the trade deadline and the All-Star Weekend.
Aside from the games, there are other things to look forward to in Week 14 (Jan. 16 to 22) of the NBA.
It is the 12th week (Jan. 2 to 8) of the NBA, and we still cannot tell who the contenders
The Golden State Warriors will have serious competition next season, but that’s been true since 2015.
Basketball is tricky, especially in the NBA Finals.
Since making the NBA Finals four straight seasons from 2011-2014, the Miami Heat have missed the playoffs three times. However, one thing that has remained the same is the team’s fortitude.
The ships have anchored and we now sit at the bay of the 2022 NBA Finals.
That’ll do it. The season is over for the Miami Heat.
Ladies and gentlemen, there will be a Game 7.
This is not the result the Miami Heat wanted.
Monday’s game was completely different from Saturday’s.
Heat fans can exhale after Game 3 got wild towards the end of the final period.
February means only two things to NBA aficionados: the trade deadline and the All-Star Weekend.
Aside from the games, there are other things to look forward to in Week 14 (Jan. 16 to 22) of the NBA.
It is the 12th week (Jan. 2 to 8) of the NBA, and we still cannot tell who the contenders and pretenders are. All the
The Golden State Warriors will have serious competition next season, but that’s been true since 2015.
Since making the NBA Finals four straight seasons from 2011-2014, the Miami Heat have missed the playoffs three times. However, one thing that has remained the same is the team’s fortitude.
The ships have anchored and we now sit at the bay of the 2022 NBA Finals.
That’ll do it. The season is over for the Miami Heat.
Monday’s game was completely different from Saturday’s.
Heat fans can exhale after Game 3 got wild towards the end of the final period.
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