NBA debates
- Timberwolves Vs 76ers finals this year — @rtr
- With all the recent injuries, I think the NBA should look at decreasing the length of the nba regular season from 82 games to 72 games. This would reduce the number of back to backs, allow for better load management, and keep the wear and tear off of NBA stars. However, I doubt it actually happens because of the financial implications involved. — @qsr
- Raptors vs wolves going to be cinema — @rtr
- Tyrese Maxey will be 2nd team all NBA this season.
He’s the best player on Philly IMO! He will bring them to glory. — @dre
- 30 piece opening night??? Who’s Paul George feeling like😭😭😭 — @ade
- Timberwolves will finish 1st in the west if the team stays healthy for majority of the season — @dre
- Kevin Durant will pass up Kobe Bryant on the all time scoring list in late January. — @saamsports
- The Grizzlies Will Far Surpass Their Projected Win Total of 29.5
The general consensus on sports books is that the grizzlies will be a bottom tier team. I think they have a very strong team built by analytically driven players. Guys like Ty Jerome, Cedric Coward, Zach Edey, and Cam Boozer will get them comfortably to about 35 wins. — @caseybubbles
- Anthony Edwards will win the NBA MVP this season.
With Lamelo Ball coming into Minnesota and Edwards not having to take on a Point Guard role and getting more opportunities to score I can see him averaging close to 30 ppg and the Wolves finish as a top 3 seed in the west. — @saamsports
- I think Nick Nurse will need to take a different approach to lineups this year. Similar to Thibs he runs his starters into the dirt with minutes. I think he needs to take these things into consideration:
1: he has to manage Embiid well enough so he doesn’t get hurt.
2: LeBron can’t give you 40 minutes a night all season & into the playoffs! — @dre
- Prime Russell Westbrook is wildly overrated. In his '17 MVP season, he averaged 31.6 PPG, 10.7 RPG, and 10.4 APG. Impressive stats, yes. But look a little deeper. Those 31.6 PPG were on 42.5/34.3/84.5 splits. Not amazing. Those 10.7 RPG, while impressive, were simply a result of effort and stat padding, let's not deny it. And the 10.4 APG came with 5.4 TO's per game! Plus no playoff success to show for it. Yes, his team wasn't great. But he tried to do it all himself. He was good, but not great. — @thewetzzone
- Greatness is subjective so it’s acceptable for MJ to be your GOAT 🐐 However, MJ is not better than a lot of NBA players today and is nowhere near the BEST NBA player ever. He shot a horrific 28% from 3 for his career not counting the years the line wasn’t moved up 2ft. He would be a huge spacing liability for a modern guard today, and since modern defenses do not care about midrange shooters, he’d only be an actual threat at the rim, which is easy to scheme against…. — @coachcamboone
- Everyone is sleeping on the Houston Rockets. I'm not saying they are above a team like San Antonio or OKC. However, I believe they'll win more games then projected. Getting back Fred Vanvleet and Steven Adams who help fill in needs of having a Point Guard who can be a leader and getting Adams back for rebounding really helps. I would not be surprised if this team won at least 55 games. — @saamsports
- The Indiana Pacers will earn the number 1 seed in the Eastern Conference this upcoming season. — @saamsports
- The entire 76ers season is dependent on if Joel Embiid can stay healthy. — @qsr
- Darius Acuff Jr will win rookie of the year, I have no doubt in my mind. Kids a dawg — @dre
- Stephen Curry has a BETTER WHISTLE than Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. I already did the math. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPLBNrpKE/ — @hewee
- Curry is greater than LeBron #overrated #lescrub #makethemremember — @theklaw33
- Jokic passes Westbrook for First in All-Time Triple Doubles by his 20th game of the 2026/27 NBA Season, making it 12/20 of his games being triple doubles. — @qsr
- Aaron Gordon is the key to Denver’s success, and his health could determine how far the Nuggets go in the playoffs. He takes pressure off Jokic defensively with his versatility and help at the rim, adds valuable floor spacing, and contributes secondary ball handling and shot creation. Jokic and Murray drive the offense, but Gordon fills the gaps that make Denver a complete team. — @qsr
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