Jamal Murray and Nikola Jokic's performances in Game 1 of the NBA Finals certainly points to the fact that they may be the league's deadliest duo.
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Every generation sees players from various countries lead their national team to newfound success. Which current young NBA players are bound to do that?
There are always steals found late in the draft. In the NBA Summer League, some of the top performers happened to be second-round picks from the 2023 draft.
Through the draft, free agency, and trades, the Oklahoma City Thunder have made additions to their team that will help them eclipse their 2022-23 win total.
Rather than living in the present, it's fun to look to the future and past; the 2022 NBA Draft class has multiple players ready to shine this coming year.
As the league's oldest team, the Milwaukee Bucks need to look to win now. Their core is rather old, and they have few avenues to add young players.
Zach LaVine has found himself in trade talks after the Bulls' disappointing season. If a team trades for him, they are certainly acquiring an elite scorer.
The Golden State Warriors need to re-sign Draymond Green if they want a chance to win the franchise's eighth ring and fifth of the last decade.
Caleb Martin exploded onto the national scene over the course of the Eastern Conference Finals, as he played like a true All-Star versus the Celtics.
Jimmy Butler's performances in the coming Game 7 versus the Celtics will dictate whether or not the Heat blow the league's first 3-0 lead.