Now that the NBA season is over for a few weeks now, it gave me time to no longer overreact and move on to giving my 2026 edition of my top 50 players in the league. So while we get into this, I just wanted to say what I truly value when I look at this list. I'm someone who tries to respect what players have done in the past, but I won't lie, there's also a bit of projection here when you'll see players coming off their first year in the league. You might be surprised where t
The basketball world is once again waiting on one of the biggest decisions of LeBron James' career. While much of the sports world has its attention on the World Cup, the NBA's offseason continues to revolve around one question… Where the hell is LeBron James going to play next season and likely spend the final season or two of his legendary NBA career? Miami has entered the conversation as well, with questions about whether the Heat's addition of Giannis Antetokounmpo would
LeBron James' time with the Los Angeles Lakers is over. After eight seasons in the purple and gold, LeBron, through his agent, Rich Paul, announced that he will not be returning to the Lakers for a ninth season and will continue his NBA career elsewhere for a record-setting 24th season in the association. Now that his Lakers tenure is over, the debates are only beginning. Was his time in Los Angeles a success? Should the Lakers retire his jersey? Does he deserve a statue outs
As you all probably know, I've always been someone who loves sports, and the three leagues I've consistently called my favourites are the NFL, the NHL, and the NBA. But today, I want to focus primarily on the NHL and NBA because I think the narratives surrounding both leagues have become far more similar than many fans are willing to admit. For years, hockey fans and the NBA have criticized the NBA for its era of player empowerment and constant movement. Depending on who you
Just like that, the 2026 NBA season is officially over. The New York Knicks are NBA champions after taking down the San Antonio Spurs in five games, and winning the franchise's first title in 53 years. Now the attention shifts from celebrating the Knicks to figuring out which of the other 29 teams will be the one to knock them off the throne next season. If the Knicks' championship run taught us anything, it's that aggressive roster building still matters. Their title was bu
On paper, I guess the Los Angeles Lakers going up against the Oklahoma City Thunder should be a pretty fun series for the NBA. You have LeBron James, one of the greatest players of all time, and the Lakers brand going up against the Oklahoma City Thunder, the reigning defending NBA champions. Thunder guard, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will likely receive his second straight MVP during this series, as the Thunder look to defend their title and start building what could be the next
Before the NBA All-Star break in February, the Los Angeles Lakers just weren’t playing good basketball. The team felt awkward, like it was stuck in a transition between the Luka Dončić era and the LeBron James era. Austin Reaves was in and out of the lineup with injury, and it just felt like the Lakers were destined for another first-round exit this spring. And honestly, that still could be the case, but Lakers fans should feel great about their team right now. They’re curren
This is a sad, sad day for me. My favorite athlete of all time, LeBron James, is officially washed. Now, let me be clear: LeBron is still better than a majority of NBA players. But compared to what he once was, even compared to last season, he’s a shell of himself. The greatness we came to expect from him simply isn’t there anymore. One of the most jarring signs of LeBron's decline came tonight in a win against the Toronto Raptors as his legendary streak of scoring at least 1
The 2025-26 NBA season is shaping up to be one of the most fascinating in recent memory. With powerhouse rosters, rising stars ready to take the next step, and familiar legends still fighting to stay relevant, there’s no shortage of storylines. From the Knicks and Cavaliers emerging as the East’s clear frontrunners to the reigning champion Thunder trying to fend off the hungry Timberwolves and Nuggets out West, the league feels as competitive as ever. Here’s how I see the reg