While, the Boston Celtics #1 option & go to guy Jayson Tatum has always been seen as the franchise player, as of recently he has seemingly been getting outshined by Jaelyn Brown due to Brown’s amazing performances as of late. Was Brown’s eastern conference MVP win over Tatum and Jason Kidd’s statement about Brown being better an indicator of something true, or is it simply just a result of recency bias?

It all comes down to this. Two teams with a bit of bad blood against each other will now face off in a best of seven series for the championship. Can Luka and Kyrie lead their Dallas team to their first championship in over a decade or is the overall depth and skill level of this dominant 64 win Boston team too much to overcome.

In one of the most controversial free agency signings the league has ever seen, superstar LeBron James announced on live television, that he was leaving his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio to pair up with Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh down in Miami. Since making this decision, it has left a lingering affect on both his legacy and the overall fan morale. Some hate him to this day for making this decision while others believe that he was justified in leaving Cleveland. Join me I’ll discuss both sides before ultimately forming a conclusion.

While, NBA legend Kobe Bryant is often regarded as a top three NBA player of all time due to his amazing career mixed with media adoration, Tim Duncan on the other hand is pretty much underappreciated and ignored by the media despite also having one of the greatest careers in NBA history. A deep dive into both of these careers show that these two individuals are VERY close in terms of greatness. Join me while I investigate who truly had the better career between the two.

With all of KD’s controversial moves, including his trip to the bay & forming other super teams along the way, do NBA fans have a valid point when stating this opinion or is it being voiced out of distaste?

With cancel culture being a common trend in today’s world involving the media, a lot of star NBA players can fall victim & have negative associations attached to their name. Do these negative attachments undermine their achievements?

While some consider the 90s & early 2000s the best basketball generation ever, others consider today’s generation to be the golden age of NBA basketball. Join me as I explore both sides of the argument, before coming to a critically thought out conclusion.