The NBA's Western Conference is as stacked as usual but what teams have a real shot to make it to the top? First Week Finals takes a look at the contenders.
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The NBA's East is as tough to predict as it's been in years. That doesn't stop First Week Finals from doing it anyway. Fool's errand or fortune's omen?
Donovan Mitchell may play out of the limelight with the Utah Jazz, but his game shines bright like a beacon leading his team consistently to the playoffs.
Zion Williamson is No. 10 on the list, but his upside and potential could make him No. 1. We look at what he is and what he needs to do to rise even higher
Brandon Ingram of the New Orleans Pelicans stepped out of the shadow of LBJ and into the limelight of becoming a first-time All-Star. He wants more.
Vultures are circling the Houston Rockets' roster, looking for which one they think will fall first. Eric Gordon seems unlikely but may offer the best meal.
Rajon Rondo proved his worth to the champion Lakers on a one year deal. Now he goes full mercenary to build the playoff legend.
Kawhi leonard joined the Clippers and the curse continued. Kawhi leonard was traded to Toronto and took them to the title. Part 2 of what happened and why.
When Kawhi Leonard joined the L.A. Clippers after bringing a title to the North, the curse looked to be over. What happened next was a test in chemistry.
The Los Angeles Lakers coaching job comes with visions of glory but can often lead to vilification. Frank Vogel just wants to work though.
The Los Angeles Lakers are big, bad and they are bullying their way through the playoffs. They don't care what anyone thinks, they just want the title.
What happens why you put two enigmatic superstars on the Brooklyn Nets when neither is considered a great leader? Who knows, but it'll be fun to watch.
The NBA season is still on hiatus for now, but instead of wallowing in a state of depression, we need a little diversion to take our mind off the hardships.
There are no sports without fans. The NBA and leagues around the world are realizing that playing doesn't mean much when there is no one to play for.
The Oklahoma City Thunder may go through the shortest rebuilds in league history. After trading away two All-NBA players, they are back in the playoff race.
Jayson tatum is emerging as a superstar, ready to carry the mantle for the next generation of NBA basketball. His journey looks to be as smooth as his game
Love him or hate him, Jimmy Butler makes no apologies for his brashness or basketball. Just know that he's not here to be liked, he's here to be revered.