Fitzpatrick’s 2025 NBA Draft Analysis and Reaction
June 27, 2025
After a very exciting first round of the 2025 NBA Draft, it is time to dive in and break down the key picks, biggest winners, and biggest losers.
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After a very exciting first round of the 2025 NBA Draft, it is time to dive in and break down the key picks, biggest winners, and biggest losers.
Well, it finally happened. The 2025 NBA offseason started with a bang as superstar Kevin Durant was traded to the Houston Rockets.
The NBA Trade Deadline passed on Thursday. This was easily the craziest trade deadline of any sport in my lifetime, and it would not surprise me if it were the craziest one in sports history. Not only did we get one of the biggest blockbuster trades in NBA history, but many other All-Stars were dealt, too.
We’re back! This is Part 2 of this year’s bi-weekly NBA power rankings.
The 2024-25 NBA season is in full swing the MVP race has already begun.
This will be the final installment of a 10-part series ranking the top 100 players in the NBA for the 2024-25 season.
One of the best awards a player can achieve for his legacy is an NBA Finals MVP. Although it is harder on an individual level to win league MVP, when comparing yourself to other all-time greats, what matters most is proving that you can be the best player on a championship team.
The 2023-24 NBA regular season came to a close on Sunday. Most fans’ focus shifts right over to the playoffs, but others shift over to who should win certain awards. More specifically, a lot of people think about who should be on each All-NBA team.
Back to regular programming. Now that the In-Season Tournament is over, everyone can go back to the “normal” feel of the NBA schedule.
The cream of the crop. Let’s dive in.
It was reported that LeBron James wants to team up with Kevin Durant and Steph Curry for the 2024 Olympics to put together a powerhouse team for an “Olympic Last Dance.”
One thing people love to talk about in sports is legacy. After any big event, whether it be a team
After a very exciting first round of the 2025 NBA Draft, it is time to dive in and break down the key picks, biggest winners, and biggest losers.
Well, it finally happened. The 2025 NBA offseason started with a bang as superstar Kevin Durant was traded to the Houston Rockets.
The NBA Trade Deadline passed on Thursday. This was easily the craziest trade deadline of any sport in my lifetime, and it would not surprise me if it were the craziest one in sports history. Not only did we get one of the biggest blockbuster trades in NBA history, but many other All-Stars were dealt, too.
We’re back! This is Part 2 of this year’s bi-weekly NBA power rankings.
The 2024-25 NBA season is in full swing the MVP race has already begun.
This will be the final installment of a 10-part series ranking the top 100 players in the NBA for the 2024-25 season.
One of the best awards a player can achieve for his legacy is an NBA Finals MVP. Although it is harder on an individual level to win league MVP, when comparing yourself to other all-time greats, what matters most is proving that you can be the best player on a championship team.
The 2023-24 NBA regular season came to a close on Sunday. Most fans’ focus shifts right over to the playoffs, but others shift over to who should win certain awards. More specifically, a lot of people think about who should be on each All-NBA team.
Back to regular programming. Now that the In-Season Tournament is over, everyone can go back to the “normal” feel of the NBA schedule.
The cream of the crop. Let’s dive in.
It was reported that LeBron James wants to team up with Kevin Durant and Steph Curry for the 2024 Olympics to put together a powerhouse team for an “Olympic Last Dance.”
One thing people love to talk about in sports is legacy. After any big event, whether it be a team winning a championship, a player
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