In only his 181st NBA game, Victor Wembanyama has instilled terror amongst offenses throughout the league, due to his alien-like defensive powers. In only 3 Years, Wembanyama has managed to rack up an impressive 627 blocks, the most in a players 1st 3 seasons, which has earned him 3 straight block titles before the age… 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
Very few rookies in the NBA have ever combined volume, efficiency, and 2-way impact in their 1st season, let alone as a teenager. That is what Cooper Flagg has been doing this season. As the number 1 pick in the 2025 NBA draft, he has immediately become the leader in Dallas, leading the team in… Continue reading
Russell Westbrook just passed Wilkins for 16th on the Scoring List.
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The NBA’s relationship with Christmas Day is nearly as old as the league itself. Since the 1946–47 season, Christmas has been reserved for the NBA’s brightest stars, biggest markets, and most meaningful matchups. Through 78 Christmases and 275 total games played (excluding the lockout-shortened 1998 season), the league has produced countless iconic moments on December… Continue reading
Twenty-nine games into his rookie season, Cooper Flagg is not just meeting expectations — he’s rewriting the context around them. At just 18 years old, the youngest player in the NBA after reclassifying to the 2024 draft class, Flagg is already performing at a level that historically belongs to once-in-a-generation talents. The numbers don’t whisper… Continue reading
At 37 years old, Stephen Curry isn’t slowing down, he’s passing Michael Jordan, reshaping scoring history, and proving that elite guards don’t have to fade. The Record That Changes the Conversation The NBA has always been unforgiving to small guards past 30. Speed fades. Lift disappears. Legs go first. Stephen Curry just tore that idea… Continue reading
On October 28, 2009, Kevin Durant and James Harden shared an NBA floor for the first time. Durant, already a rising star in his third season, poured in 25 points. Harden, a rookie still finding his place, scored five points in 13 minutes off the bench. The Oklahoma City Thunder won comfortably, and almost nobody… Continue reading
The Oklahoma City Thunder are delivering one of the most overwhelming, complete starts to a season in modern NBA history. Through injuries, rest nights, and fluctuating rotations, they’ve maintained the league’s best record at 23-1, joining only the 2016 Warriors and 1970 Knicks as the only teams to ever start this hot. A win tonight… Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving EVERYONE! Enjoy Today’s Blog! Thanksgiving basketball may feel like a distant memory now, but for decades it was one of the NBA’s most reliable holiday traditions. Before the league shifted fully to its marquee Christmas Day slate, Thanksgiving games offered a different kind of spotlight, one centered on family gatherings, daytime sports windows,… Continue reading
Every year, a rookie gets judged too fast.This season, that player is Cooper Flagg. After a slow first two weeks, the noise was immediate: “Is Flagg a bust?” “Is he overrated?” “Why isn’t he saving the Mavericks yet?” But strip away the overreactions, and the truth is obvious, Flagg is good. Really good. And trending… Continue reading