With the 2021-2022 NBA season fully underway, the league is beginning to take shape. Let’s take a look at each team’s most surprising player so far this season.
Each week its gets harder to rank these spectacular rookies. Any of the guys on this list could be in great contention for rookie of the year in any other year.
The Miami Heat began their four-game road trip in Cleveland. The Cleveland Cavaliers blew out Miami in their last matchup.
It’s going to be a long, slow week next week. That’s how it usually is when you’re waiting for Christmas day. Impatient fans will have some waiting to do before the much anticipated NBA Christmas games arrive.
Both the Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls came into Saturday’s game shorthanded. The Bulls were missing seven players due to Covid-19 protocols. On the other side, Miami was missing five key players due to injuries.
In recent news, Portland Trail Blazers Damian Lillard has voiced his concerns with the team. Portland is currently 11-15 in the Western Conference, and additionally dead last in the league defensively.
Another crazy week in the NBA is now in the books and it had some interesting things happen. The Houston Rockets currently have the longest winning streak in the NBA. The Oklahoma City Thunder suffered the largest loss in NBA history.
After losing to the Memphis Grizzlies, the Miami Heat had to get back on track against the Milwaukee Bucks. Once again with Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo, the Heat had a tough task ahead of them.
There is no change in the current top five rankings in a week where we saw awe-inspiring rookie performances. Is that boring? Perhaps. Around the league, more and more rookies are stepping up.
On November 30, the Milwaukee Bucks announced the signing of center Demarcus Cousins. Cousins signed a one-year non-guaranteed deal with 2021 World Champions. The former Kentucky prospect is looking for a chance to restart his career.
The Miami Heat expected a far better outcome for their return home on Monday. Jimmy Butler returned to action and the Heat faced a shorthanded Memphis Grizzlies team.
The first quarter of the NBA season is done. Most teams have already played their 21st game and have 60 plus games to go. So if you find your favorite team in the bottom half of the standings, you can relax because there’s a lot of basketball left to play.
With the 2021-2022 NBA season fully underway, the league is beginning to take shape. Let’s take a look at each team’s most surprising player so far this season.
Each week its gets harder to rank these spectacular rookies. Any of the guys on this list could be in great contention for rookie of the year in any other year.
The Miami Heat began their four-game road trip in Cleveland. The Cleveland Cavaliers blew out Miami in their last matchup.
It’s going to be a long, slow week next week. That’s how it usually is when you’re waiting for Christmas day. Impatient fans will have some waiting to do before the much anticipated NBA Christmas games arrive.
Both the Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls came into Saturday’s game shorthanded. The Bulls were missing seven players due to Covid-19 protocols. On the other side, Miami was missing five key players due to injuries.
In recent news, Portland Trail Blazers Damian Lillard has voiced his concerns with the team. Portland is currently 11-15 in the Western Conference, and additionally dead last in the league defensively.
Another crazy week in the NBA is now in the books and it had some interesting things happen. The Houston Rockets currently have the longest winning streak in the NBA. The Oklahoma City Thunder suffered the largest loss in NBA history.
After losing to the Memphis Grizzlies, the Miami Heat had to get back on track against the Milwaukee Bucks. Once again with Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo, the Heat had a tough task ahead of them.
There is no change in the current top five rankings in a week where we saw awe-inspiring rookie performances. Is that boring? Perhaps. Around the league, more and more rookies are stepping up.
On November 30, the Milwaukee Bucks announced the signing of center Demarcus Cousins. Cousins signed a one-year non-guaranteed deal with 2021 World Champions. The former Kentucky prospect is looking for a chance to restart his career.
The Miami Heat expected a far better outcome for their return home on Monday. Jimmy Butler returned to action and the Heat faced a shorthanded Memphis Grizzlies team.
The first quarter of the NBA season is done. Most teams have already played their 21st game and have 60 plus games to go. So if you find your favorite team in the bottom half of the standings, you can relax because there’s a lot of basketball left to play.
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