After all the James Harden trade speculation this summer, it appeared as though the saga had come to a resolution. I saw an ESPN notification pop up on my phone, stating that the 76ers were going to bring Harden back to training camp and end trade talks. But, not long after, I saw a quote … Continue reading Is History Repeating Itself in Philadelphia?
Victor Wembanyama had a rather underwhelming start to his fledgling NBA career. In the esteemed NBA summer league, Wembanyama managed a measly 9 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 blocks, and an unfortunate 3 turnovers. His shooting performance was equally lackluster, with a meager 2 for 13 from the field, and an abysmal 1 for … Continue reading Wembanyama’s Lackluster Debut Proves He Will Become a Star. Here’s Why:
John Collins was traded to the Jazz a few days ago, in exchange for Rudy Gay and a future second-round pick. On one side, this trade was made as a basketball decision, and on the other, it was made as a salary-saving move for the future. Let's look at both sides. From the Hawks' point … Continue reading Analyzing the John Collins Trade
In the second large Woj bomb of the day (or first depending on what time zone you're in), another large trade has been announced; and it isn't even draft time yet! Chris Paul is being traded to the Golden State Warriors for Jordan Poole, Ryan Rollins, a 2030 protected first-round pick, and a 2027 second-round … Continue reading Jordan Poole to the Wizards? Explaining the Trade, Handing Out Grades, and Trying Not to Fall Out of My Chair in Shock
I went to sleep last night knowing that Bradley Beal had been traded to the Suns, and that Kristaps Porzingis was likely headed to the Celtics in a three-way deal with the Wizards, Clippers, and Celtics. However, I woke up to find out that the trade ended up not going through because Malcolm Brogdon failed … Continue reading The NBA is Turning Inside-Out
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