The NBA created the 65-game rule to reward players who were consistently showing up and being available for their team, while eliminating load management. Instead, it has just created one of the most controversial award races in the last 15 Years. The NBA decided that Luka Doncic and Cade Cunningham were eligible to contend in… Continue reading
The regular season is nearly over, the award race usually feels tight, like it is actually a debate over who is the MVP or the DPOTY, but even through my countless arguments for other candidates, this year feels different. Across the board, we have multiple near-lock favourites, from the MVP, DPOTY, Clutch Player of the… Continue reading
What would YOU consider the word “winningest” to mean? Is it the most championships, total wins, or playoff dominance? Whatever your definition is, it usually comes down to one core debate: longevity vs. peak. LeBron James checks every box to at least be in the conversation for the greatest winner in NBA history. He has… Continue reading
Jayson Tatum, a superstar-calibre player, just returned from an Achilles tear less than a year ago, yet it seems as if he was never injured at all. Tatum was just awarded the Player of the Week award for week 23, an award Tatum has won 13 times before, but this one feels… different. Jayson Tatum… Continue reading
After a recent Win, Victor Wembanyama went off and made something very clear: He is actively chasing both MVP and Defensive Player Of The Year this season. Wemby Said: Right now the focus is on my body, cause I really wanna win MVP and DPOY. So I’m trying to press the gas. Wemby is showing… Continue reading
Victor Wembanyama just won the Player of the Week after a massive, productive 3 games, all of which were wins. 38 points, 16 Rebounds and 5 Blocks vs Detroit, 27 Points 10 Rebounds and 4 Blocks Vs the Clippers, 29 Points, 8 Rebounds and 4 Blocks vs the Rockets, Wemby is no longer putting the… Continue reading
The 2025–26 MVP race was supposed to be simple. It was lining up as a heavyweight duel between Nikola Jokic and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the league’s most efficient offensive engine versus its most lethal scoring guard on the West’s best team. Instead, the conversation has shifted from dominance to availability. Because of the NBA’s 65-game eligibility… Continue reading
People doubted Cade’s ability to lead a team, they said he wasn’t fit to be a leader, well this season, Cunningham has done just that and more. Cade Cunningham has been by far the best player for the Detroit Pistons, being the main fuel powering their rise. The scoring versatility, the league leading playmaking and… Continue reading
There is something quietly haunting about this NBA season. Not because the basketball has been bad. In fact, the quality of play, the rise of young contenders, and the statistical explosions across the league have been phenomenal. But layered beneath the nightly highlights and box scores is growing injury reports. Because in 2025–26, the 65-game… Continue reading
2025 Emirates NBA Cup Champions: New York Knicks For the first time in 52 years, the New York Knicks lifted a trophy. On December 16, 2025, inside T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, the Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs 124–113 to win the 2025 Emirates NBA Cup, ending one of the longest championship drought narratives… Continue reading
The Kia MVP race has quietly split into two worlds. At the top sits the league’s elite penthouse, Nikola Jokić, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Luka Dončić. Three superstars playing at historic levels, three engines carrying contenders, and three players who, barring chaos, will decide the 2025-26 MVP among themselves. Below them is the grind floor. Still… Continue reading
Jamal Murray & Jaylen Brown: The Week the Stars Took Over This week, the NBA handed out its Week 7 Player of the Week awards, and the results couldn’t be more fitting. Jamal Murray and Jaylen Brown didn’t just play well, they delivered the kind of dominant, timely basketball that only true offensive engines can… Continue reading