When people talk about the weakest NBA draft classes of all time, the 2000 NBA Draft is almost always the punchline.

Ben Simmons now has an entire YouTube database dedicated to missed layups, airball jumpers, and head-scratching decisions.

This isn’t about loyalty. It’s about making sure Giannis Antetokounmpo stays happy.

Unlike traditional super teams, this OKC squad wasn’t built to dominate instantly. They were built to grow—PROPERLY.

While the next player selected has a hint of Filipino blood, there are others in this draft class who could pose serious challenges to the national team in the years to come. Whether as NBA opponents or international rivals, they’re worth keeping an eye on.

The Boston Celtics struck again—sending Kristaps Porzingis and a second-round pick to the Atlanta Hawks in a three-team deal that also involved the Brooklyn Nets.

The NBA media’s obsession with the same three guys—LeBron James, Steph Curry, and Kevin Durant.

In the end, the Thunder finally captured their first-ever NBA championship.

Kevin Durant is on the move again—this time to Houston—and just like that, another promising young core is about to orbit around him.

So it’s down to the Indiana Pacers and the Oklahoma City Thunder—one game away from determining which city will finally bring home its first-ever NBA championship.

No more superteams. Just two small-market franchises, built on smart drafting, balanced trades, and player development.

This showdown feels like this generation’s version of Karl Malone vs. Dennis Rodman.

I'm a Boston Celtics fan, and I just watched my team get thoroughly dismantled by the New York Knicks. And yeah—I hated every second of it.

For a league that generates billions, is it really that hard to invest in a big, transparent machine with ping-pong balls and live suspense?

Weeks after salvaging a bit of pride from the Lakers' early playoff exit, Nico Harrison and the Dallas Mavericks pulled off a surprise—they landed the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.

What started as a simple highlight reel of Game 4 turned into something bigger—and stranger.

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If there were a playoff edition of the Clutch Player of the Year award, I still think Jalen Brunson would take it. That said—what’s going on with Aaron Gordon?

The Golden State Warriors flexed their postseason experience by taking down the Houston Rockets in the decisive Game 7 of their series.

Gregg Popovich is officially stepping down as head coach of the San Antonio Spurs to focus full-time on his role as Team President. And...

If only the Lakers had a guy like Anthony Davis manning the paint.