Two franchises, separated by geography and circumstance, yet united by the singular pursuit that defines this league—a championship.
The Oklahoma City Thunder, rebuilt through patience and precision by longtime executive Sam Presti, their young core now seasoned by playoff fire, carry the hopes...
And who would be most likely to?
Iirc we talkin about:
In-Season Tournament MVP
All Star MVP
Regular Season MVP
Conference Finals MVP
NBA Finals MVP
:whew:
Probably Wemby in a few years, since he goes hard in all-star games and that’s probably the biggest crapshoot award out of all of them.
Hiring the young coach albeit an interim coach who has been an assistant since 2017 isn't an issue... but there's no GM. I am a believer in hiring the right executive first then having them hire their own coach.
This promises to be be an electrifying Western Conference Semifinal showdown between the surging Minnesota Timberwolves and the battle-tested Golden State Warriors! The Timberwolves are riding high after dispatching LeBron James, Luka Dončić and the third-seeded Lakers in a five-game victory...
The stage is set for what could be an epic Western Conference clash as the young Thunder prepare to host the Nuggets. The likely MVP against the reigning MVP.
In Oklahoma City, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's meteoric rise has transformed this franchise from rebuilding afterthought to NBA powerhouse...
AI says this
Based on my research, there are several reasons why Giannis Antetokounmpo doesn't face the same level of criticism as other NBA superstars for playoff failures:
1. His Perspective on "Failure"
After a first-round exit in 2023, Giannis made headlines with his philosophical response...
The stage is set for what promises to be an electrifying Eastern Conference Semifinals as the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers prepare to face the surging Indiana Pacers. The Pacers punched their ticket to this round with a dramatic overtime victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, capped by Tyrese...
1971 1st rounder of the Baltimore Bullets. Love played with the late Wes Unseld. And with other Hall of Famers such as Gus Johnson and Earl the Pearl Monroe.
He would also play with the Lakers and Spurs.
Condolences to the Love family.
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