The Bucks, Celtics and Hawks are playoff-bound teams, but at the start of the season, things aren’t looking good. Can they regroup? Only time will tell.
The Western Conference has its share of contenders, but there are a few surprises in the mix.
There are surprise teams playing well, and if contenders sleep on any of these teams, they
could hurt their championship chances.
This year, there are some teams who most fans wouldn’t consider contenders making some noise. They are looking like playoff contenders, and if everything goes right, we’ll see them in the playoffs when it’s time. This is especially true for the Eastern Conference. With that said, let’s take a look at Eastern Conference teams that are exceeding expectations.
This is a special season for the NBA, and to commemorate such a noteworthy anniversary, the NBA decided to honor some of its best players. The NBA announced its 75th Anniversary team, which included greats like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and current players like Giannis Antetokounmpo.
The Defensive Player of the Year award isn’t the most popular award of the league, but it takes a special player to win it.
Simmons reported to Wells Fargo Center on Monday and took a COVID test. He also passed a physical and held a brief meeting with the Sixers’ front office on Tuesday. So, there’s a good chance we’ll see him in a Sixers uniform this season. But for how long?
To be or not be vaccinated? The debate grows louder as both the NHL and NBA training camp’s approach. While at least 90 per cent
Unvaccinated NBA players in New York City and San Francisco will not be paid for missed games resulting from local COVID-19 vaccine mandates that prevent
Jokic had an excellent season, where he averaged a career-best in several categories. He averaged 26.4 points, 10.8 rebounds and 8.3 assists (all career best). Jokic also played in all 72 games last season and averaged another career-best in minutes (playing 34.6 minutes per game).
Wall is a talented player, and if he lands with the right team, he’ll be a valuable contributor; only time will tell where he lands.
ESPN, as a cable network, has been around for 40 years now, and much has changed since it first came over the air.
