I can’t believe we’ve made it. After a summer full of exciting player movement, a rookie class that’s been hyped up like few we’ve seen in recent years, and a whole new set of anti-tanking rules, the 2026–27 NBA season tips off tomorrow night. With that, it’s time to make some predictions. I think this could be one of the more interesting seasons in NBA history. It feels like there are two teams, the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder, that are a lot better than ever
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
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