The 2025 NBA All-Star Starters were announced last Thursday. Of course, just like when any award or accolade is announced, the list of starters sparked many arguments on social media.
This will be Part V of a 10-part series ranking the top 100 players in the NBA for the 2024-25 season.
This will be the fifth of a 10-part series ranking the Top 100 players in the NBA for the 2023-24 season.
After securing the first seed last week, the Miami Heat comfortably sit at home waiting for the playoffs.
The Cleveland Cavaliers started the 2020-2021 season 3-0 including a 118-94 blowout win versus conference contenders, the Philadelphia 76ers. That three-game win streak which would be the second-highest of their season would be short-lived.
Just like that, the 2021 NBA free agency period has come and gone like a flash. While teams will still make moves between now and the start of the regular season, most of the big-name players have made their decisions.
As with after the first time that LeBron James left Cleveland to win titles elsewhere, the Cavaliers have talented young pieces, but seemingly with no plan on how to contend in their division, let alone their conference or the NBA.
James Harden is now a Net after he was traded from the Houston Rockets, but they’ve lost way more important pieces in their quest for a championship and in the future.
Bradley Beal is once again in trade rumors. This time, the Brooklyn Nets are trying to acquire the star guard.
IIn August of last year, I spoke to Joe Harris of the Brooklyn Nets about his aspirations for both himself and his team ahead of the upcoming NBA season. The then 26-year-old was reluctant to reveal exactly how far he believed the team could go, but he assured me that they had “a lot of reasons to be optimistic”. Three weeks into 2019, with over half of the regular season complete, that could be a serious understatement.
Last year was yet another let down for the Brooklyn Nets. They went into the season with low expectations and it’s safe to say their expectations were met. Will they bounce back this year and make a run at the playoffs?
The 2025 NBA All-Star Starters were announced last Thursday. Of course, just like when any award or accolade is announced, the list of starters sparked many arguments on social media.
This will be Part V of a 10-part series ranking the top 100 players in the NBA for the 2024-25 season.
This will be the fifth of a 10-part series ranking the Top 100 players in the NBA for the 2023-24 season.
After securing the first seed last week, the Miami Heat comfortably sit at home waiting for the playoffs.
The Cleveland Cavaliers started the 2020-2021 season 3-0 including a 118-94 blowout win versus conference contenders, the Philadelphia 76ers. That three-game win streak which would be the second-highest of their season would be short-lived.
Just like that, the 2021 NBA free agency period has come and gone like a flash. While teams will still make moves between now and the start of the regular season, most of the big-name players have made their decisions.
As with after the first time that LeBron James left Cleveland to win titles elsewhere, the Cavaliers have talented young pieces, but seemingly with no plan on how to contend in their division, let alone their conference or the NBA.
James Harden is now a Net after he was traded from the Houston Rockets, but they’ve lost way more important pieces in their quest for a championship and in the future.
Bradley Beal is once again in trade rumors. This time, the Brooklyn Nets are trying to acquire the star guard.
IIn August of last year, I spoke to Joe Harris of the Brooklyn Nets about his aspirations for both himself and his team ahead of the upcoming NBA season. The then 26-year-old was reluctant to reveal exactly how far he believed the team could go, but he assured me that they had “a lot of reasons to be optimistic”. Three weeks into 2019, with over half of the regular season complete, that could be a serious understatement.
Last year was yet another let down for the Brooklyn Nets. They went into the season with low expectations and it’s safe to say their expectations were met. Will they bounce back this year and make a run at the playoffs?
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