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Credit (NBA) The Phoenix Suns' Cinderella season has come to an end. There's been plenty of surprises this NBA season, and one of them has been the Phoenix Suns. Considering the disastrous Big Three era (KD, Beal, and Booker) from previous years. It was right to expect low expectations from this team. With a new head coach and a bunch of role supporting players, they exceeded expectations. The Suns were the hardest-playing team in the league this season, but they were swept i

Credit (NBA) Rajon Rondo could be the leading candidate in New Orleans The New Orleans Pelicans are rumor to be interested in Rajon Rondo. For a head coaching job that is and honestly it fits the Pelicans current brand of what the hell they are currently doing. It could be a genius move since New Orleans is definitely not attractive job right now. Here why Rondo to the Pelicans could actually workout Rajon knows how to win Rajon Rondo is everybody favorite point guard of the

Credit (NBA) Taylor Jenkins wants to knuck if he buck in the latest franchise head scratching move. The Milwaukee Bucks are quickly becoming the most desperate franchise. Their latest move is surprising considering the Giannis drama. It's been like a week or two, and they already moved on from Doc Rivers. Now they are hiring Taylor Jenkins, one of the best coaches on the market, to do exactly what? It's fascinating because they are not interesting right now. Who wants to coac

Credit (Getty Images), Billy Donovan has taken his ball and talent out of Chicago. Well, the Bulls are officially in a new era of what they should do. They thought they would be riding high with their coach until he walked out the door. Billy Donovan will no longer be coaching in Chicago after years of imaginary contention and 90's nostalgia. Where the Bulls go from here is anyone's guess. Looking for a new front office and head coach is a reset in a good way. Where does Bi

Credit(Getty Images) The Golden State Warriors have reached a crossroads with the days of being a contender behind them. In doing the end-of-season reviews. The Golden State Warriors have been the model for success. Let's be real, the days of the Warriors chant are kind of over, and so is winning titles. Sure, they probably weren't realistic contenders in a stacked West. The way they handled the Jonathan Kuminga situation, Jimmy Butler injury, and Kristaps move. So here are

Credit (Getty Images) The Charlotte Hornets are coming off their best season in memory despite a play-in loss In doing the end-of-season reviews. The Charlotte Hornets have put the buzz back in the ''Queen City'' this season. As you know, the Hornets have managed to set expectations for their own standards. A 20-win season was likely, but they won more than that. In fact, they were one of the best teams not to make the playoffs in recent memory. But the future is brighter tha

Credit (Getty Images) Who going to survive the gaunlet out in the West? It's the NBA playoffs and that means it's go big or go home. In the NBA premier conference that rings true. The Western Conference is going to be lit on this side of the bracket. We going to see can OKC repeat, Two future hall of famers square off, and maybe the beginning of another dyansty in San Antonio just to name a few. Here are my predictions and as well know in the playoffs anything can happen. (1)

Credit (Getty Images). Who wants the smoke in the first round because it's the playoffs? It's the NBA playoffs are finally here. After a wild regular season, we have seen surprises and disappointments. I am here to predict the Eastern Conference side of things. For the first time in a while, I think this might be one of the hardest to predict. As we know, in the postseason, anything can happen; the favorite does not always win and the least expected do. Who wants the smoke be

Credit (Getty Images) The Miami Heat season is over, and history will remember them. Doing the end-of-season reviews for teams. The 2025-2026 Miami Heat can officially begin vacation. After losing in the play-in to the Charlotte Hornets, in what I predicted was going to be a close game. Look, coming into the season, expectations weren't high for the Heat yet because of the culture, and having Erik Spoelstra on the sidelines helped. As we all know, the season for Miami will al

Credit (Getty Images) The 2026 NBA play-in is set who will emerge and dance with the big boys. The 2026 NBA play-in is set, and that means playoff basketball is officially upon us. The list of this year's participants ranges from surprising to a sure bet. Remember, the NBA play-in is like the last opportunity for those at the bottom, say, the 7-10 seed, a shot at meaningful basketball. In other words, this was a genius concept that has game 7 implications with seasons on the

Credit (Getty Images) The Doc Rivers era is over in Milwaukee, and now they face the long-term consequences of being the next dumpster fire. The Milwaukee Bucks finally realized that Doc Rivers' era wasn't fulfilling their championship ambitions. With the NBA season just ending today, it's no surprise that Doc got the ax. Milwaukee officially missed the postseason for the first time in a decade, and it could be a while before they are back. Coming into this season, the Bucks'

Credit (NBA Images) The Chicago Bulls are at a crossroad and they have no one to blame but themselves for franchise mediocrity. When we think of the Chicago Bulls they are one of the most iconic brands in the league. If we being honest the Bulls claim to fame was employing the greatest dynasty and player in Michael Jordan. Those six championships and 90's dominance is probably the only reason this franchise remain relevant. Outside of the Derrick Rose era(What-if) and the ro

Credit (NBA) The 2025-2026 NBA Coach of the Year is wide open. Who will voters choose? With the NBA season winding down, it's time to start choosing who should be the coach of the year. So many deserving candidates need to be considered for this year's award. Winning this award is more than just a clipboard; it's navigating an 82-game basketball season filled with highs and lows. I have picked five candidates from the Eastern and Western Conferences. Eastern Conference Detro

Credit (NBA Images) Bam Adebayo is now the second all-time leading with 83 points in a game. When I saw that Bam Adebayo scored 83 points in a game which is rare. I was like who was he playing and then saw it was the Washington Wizards. Everyone has been critical of the 83-point game because it's against the Wizards a team with no credibility. Look Bam deserve plenty of credit he is forever in the NBA record books and yes 83 points is exactly that. The real issue is the Wash

Credit (Getty Images) The Hornets have been a dumpster fire franchise for the last decade, and now they are quickly becoming the team to watch. When you think of Charlotte Hornets basketball, what comes to mind? Usually, bad draft picks, short-term gratification, and a vision committed to going nowhere. Spoiler alert, they are the only franchise in the NBA to never have a Christmas game. Times are a-changing in ''buzz city'' as of this writing, they are 33-33 right over that

Credit (Getty Images) The Bad Boys will be very proud of the 2026 Pistons, who embody toughness. Detroit Basketball!!! That is something that you don't often hear; now we are getting used to that iconic phrase. The 2025-2026 Pistons are a revelation in today's NBA that lacks true villains and enforcers. The Bad Boys Era was notorious. We could talk about the likes of Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars, and a team of Roughriders. I could even remember Ben Wallace and Rasheed Wallace of

Credit (Getty Images) The Sacramento Kings are the most clueless franchise in the NBA. It was only a few years ago ''Light the Beam season'' I remember that season as a residential king's fan. Yes, that season saw us winning 48 games and making the playoffs for the first time in two decades, taking the Warriors to seven games despite the loss that was in the 2022-2023 season. The future was bright in Sacramento; we had all star tandem in De'Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis. We

Credit (Getty Images) The NBA trade deadline has come and gone. Who won and lost? The NBA trade deadline did not disappoint; sure, nothing came close to last year's mind-boggling move that saw Luka and Anthony trade places. I will say this, some of the trades felt like front office playing too much 2k franchise mode style. Here are the teams and players who made the deadline worthy of discussion. Winners Hall Cleveland Cavaliers Cleveland felt like this: we have a nice Honda

Credit (Getty Images) Zion can still be a franchise player he needs to take the Anthony Davis route out of New Orleans. Remember the Zion Williamson hype all those years ago? The tank for Zion was evident sport analysis say this was the second coming of Lebron the most talented player in years. The New Orleans Pelicans won the Zion sweeptakes after dumping their previous star Anthony Davis. Selecting Zion meant New Orleans would not be a dumpster fire they would be a franchis

Credit(Getty Images) The Los Angeles Clippers' recent turnaround makes them a dangerous play-in contender after a disappointing start to the season. It's been quite the season for LA's other team, I mean, imagine they were hailed by many as offseason winners. Yes, they were deep-signing veteran players such as Bradley Beal, Brook Lopez, and Chris Paul, to name a few. They brought back James Harden and made it clear they were competing to win the franchise first- ever NBA titl