Miami got bounced by the Celtics in 5 games and now face a crossroads this offseason. We dig into why this was the last run for this iteration of the Heat and why big changes are coming.

The Lakers have a huge offseason ahead of them. We cover whether LeBron leaving is a real possibility and the moves Rob Pelinka has available to get this team back into the top of the Western Conference.

An extra long Offseason Preview for the Phoenix Suns as we need to explore how they got into this mess. We look at how they're breaking all Ten Commandments of Team Building and do our best to make some moves this offseason to improve their chances next year.

The Chicago Bulls hold the title of most boring team in the NBA and that won't change going into next season. We explore the moves they'll make to keep themselves firmly in NBA mediocrity.

New Orleans is in as good of shape as anyone heading into this offseason coming off a sweep at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder. We break down why they should trade Brandon Ingram and how they should build around Zion.

Sacramento can't win a Zion-less Pelicans must-win game so they need to make some moves this offseason. We break down the state of their roster and what they should do going forward.

The Atlanta Hawks concluded a disappointing year with their play-in loss to the Chicago Bulls. We look at their options going forward including what they should do with Trae Young, should they trade Dejounte Murray, and who their trade targets should be.

The Warriors got knocked out of the play-in round in embarrassing fashion and now enter an offseason with major decisions to make. We break down their best path forward to get back into title contention.

We continue grading over/under predictions from before the season by moving on to the Eastern Conference. We briefly touch on a predictable outcome for Tuesday's play-in games, say we're sorry to the Boston Celtics, and preview what the Brooklyn Nets and Atlanta Hawks are going to do this offseason.

We grade over/under predictions from before the season, predict the outcome of the play-in round, and say we're sorry to Rudy Gobert and the Dallas Mavericks.