Nickeil Alexander-Walker: The Crazy 1 Year Superstar Transformation

Nickeil Alexander-Walker did not just get better this season; he has completely changed what type of player he is viewed as. A year when he played for the Minnesota Timberwolves, he was a solid rotation piece, averaging 9.4 Points. This season, Alexander-Walker is a solid 20 Point starter on a playoff contender. Alexander-Walker had one… Continue reading

The First Unanimous DPOY Ever… and He’s Only 22 Years Old

When you think about Victor Wembanyama, what do you see? Do you see a tall, lanky kid, trying to prove himself to the world, or a future face of the entire league? Wembanyama has finally destroyed any doubt surrounding him with his latest accomplishment this season. The 1st ever unanimous Defensive Player of the Year… Continue reading

The New 65-Game Rule Just Reformed The Entire MVP Race

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

Are the 2026 NBA Awards Already Locked?

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

Is LeBron James the Greatest Winner Ever?

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

The 2026 MVP Race Is Looking Rough…

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