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Will the Oklahoma City Thunder be the first back-to-back champs since the 2018 Golden State Warriors? Or will there be a resurgence of the ‘Bad Boys’ swag of the Detroit Pistons? Will the generational brilliance of Victor Wembanyama in San Antonio finally overpower the league? All three teams are young, talented and threatening to stay on top of the heap for the next decade or so. These and more as our favorite league witnesses a tectonic shift in power.
I predict the Spurs will outlast the defending champions OKC Thunder in an epic Western Conference Finals. They will not only reach the Finals but go all the way, capturing the title. A 2024 Rookie of the Year, Wemby is changing not just the trajectory of shots, he is changing the game. Defensively, offensively, and even psychologically.
Victor Wembanyama’s complete package of size, skill, and impact situates him as not only a transformative figure for the league – and the sport in general – but as a legitimate MVP contender this season. If he continues to refine his efficiency, avoid serious injuries, and drive winning at a high level, the case for him as MVP will definitely grow stronger as the season’s climax creeps in.
It will be an exciting last 2 minutes for the 4 hopefuls. Each one striving to notch 2 Ws in 2 forays, each one hoping for the other to tumble. Each one bloodied and extremely exhausted, yet aware they must drag their bodies to the arena once again. Two more times. Who will the angels favor?
From the moment the first jumpball opened the season, there was plenty of action, drama and excitement for the millions of NBA fans across the
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