In 1989, the Dallas Cowboys traded Herschel Walker to the Minnesota Vikings. Nearly 70 years earlier, the Boston Red Sox nestled into a curse by trading Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees. In hockey, Edmonton sent Wayne Gretsky to the Los Angeles Kings, which stunned the world.
Action is starting to heat up in the Emirates NBA Cup (formerly known as the In-Season Tournament) and we have seen some players step up — but not everyone. If you look closely at the numbers from Week 2, you will realize that some players and teams could not stay warm on the court and ended up having off nights.
Since defeating the Boston Celtics in the 2021-22 NBA Finals and capturing their fourth championship in eight years, the Golden State Warriors have been in decline.
Whenever players have a bad game or are in a slump, they will immediately want to make up for it by playing better next time. Well, we can round up a bunch of NBA players who cannot wait for the season to start. Why? Because they’ll want to redeem themselves from how bad their year ended last season.
Without further ado, here are the Top 70-61 players for the 2023-24 season.
The ships have anchored and we now sit at the bay of the 2022 NBA Finals.
We are just a few more weeks away from the end of the NBA regular season.
Welcome, hoop fans, to another week in the NBA. The current season is already shaping up to be a great one.
Players know that All-Star Game voting is ongoing right now which means they’ll be in “flex mode”. Expect a little more effort when they go for that extra dunk, three-pointer, or block. Let’s see some of the possible All-Star performances for the week.
After making the play-in tournament last season without Klay Thompson, the Golden State Warriors look to build off their success in the 2021-22 season.
The Golden State Warriors are looking to get back into title contention this season. Klay Thompson suffered an Achilles injury before last season, which kept them from being a contender.
The Golden State Warriors have now missed the playoffs for the second consecutive season but it doesn’t mean they should “blow this team up”.
In 1989, the Dallas Cowboys traded Herschel Walker to the Minnesota Vikings. Nearly 70 years earlier, the Boston Red Sox nestled into a curse by trading Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees. In hockey, Edmonton sent Wayne Gretsky to the Los Angeles Kings, which stunned the world.
Action is starting to heat up in the Emirates NBA Cup (formerly known as the In-Season Tournament) and we have seen some players step up — but not everyone. If you look closely at the numbers from Week 2, you will realize that some players and teams could not stay warm on the court and ended up having off nights.
Since defeating the Boston Celtics in the 2021-22 NBA Finals and capturing their fourth championship in eight years, the Golden State Warriors have been in decline.
Whenever players have a bad game or are in a slump, they will immediately want to make up for it by playing better next time. Well, we can round up a bunch of NBA players who cannot wait for the season to start. Why? Because they’ll want to redeem themselves from how bad their year ended last season.
Without further ado, here are the Top 70-61 players for the 2023-24 season.
The ships have anchored and we now sit at the bay of the 2022 NBA Finals.
We are just a few more weeks away from the end of the NBA regular season.
Welcome, hoop fans, to another week in the NBA. The current season is already shaping up to be a great one.
Players know that All-Star Game voting is ongoing right now which means they’ll be in “flex mode”. Expect a little more effort when they go for that extra dunk, three-pointer, or block. Let’s see some of the possible All-Star performances for the week.
After making the play-in tournament last season without Klay Thompson, the Golden State Warriors look to build off their success in the 2021-22 season.
The Golden State Warriors are looking to get back into title contention this season. Klay Thompson suffered an Achilles injury before last season, which kept them from being a contender.
The Golden State Warriors have now missed the playoffs for the second consecutive season but it doesn’t mean they should “blow this team up”.
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