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Rookie of the Year 2019/20Luka Dončić took the Rookie of the Year title last season. He may have had a mini slump at one point, but over the whole season, he was highly impressive for a long time. He actually made history last season when he became the first ever teenager to hit a triple double with 30 points.
MVP previewLast season saw a player who had shown awesome potential in the past finally live up to it. Giannis Antetokounmpo really stepped up and let everyone know just what he can do. Although he failed to carry the Milwaukee Bucks all the way through to the finals, he stepped up and took the NBA MVP award for the 2018/19 season. Can he do it again, or will someone else step up and take his crown? Here are the players who are most likely to challenge for it.
Bucks NBA season previewThe Milwaukee Bucks had an extremely good season last time out. They won the Eastern Conference and almost managed to make it to the NBA finals. It was their most successful season in a long time, even if they did fall just before the final hurdle. Last season was one with minimal expectations for the Bucks. They had a head coach who was new to the job and a roster full of young players who had plenty by way of potential but not much in terms of actual achievements. All of that was thrown right to the back as the Bucks exceeded expectations and finished the season with the best regular-season win record in the whole of the NBA.
Los Angeles Clippers season previewThe Los Angeles Clippers had an okay season last year. They managed to make the playoffs, after losing a host of star players, by finishing in eighth position. The players they lost over the postseason were felt by many to have left the Clippers in a perilous position. However, they turned it into a winning season. Their playoff performance was not as strong, as the Golden State Warriors beat them in six games, but with their lack of star power, it was to be expected.
Los Angeles Lakers season previewLast season was an improvement on the previous season for the Los Angeles Lakers. Unfortunately, it was just an improvement by two games. The addition of LeBron James was expected to take the Lakers to the next level and end their playoff drought, but despite improving the side, he was unable to do so. This meant that it was the first time since 2005 that James has failed to appear in the playoffs and, in possibly an even more impressive record, the first time since 2010 that he has failed to appear in the NBA finals.
NBA free agency roundupThe new NBA season is not too far away. Last year, it gave us some of the best basketball ever seen. With athletes getting stronger and faster and tactics taking things to the next level, the NBA this season is only likely to get better.
Summer League to kick off with Williamson and Barrett reunionZion Williamson and RJ Barrett, two of the top three picks for the draft, may well have been from the same college path, but it was widely expected that they would part ways and not meet quite as soon as they are about to.
Draft roundup: trade news and big scoopsWhile Zion Williamson is going to get all the attention, there are plenty of other aspects to check out during this draft round, with some teams opting to shake up the format by trading their picks for future picks, which has allowed other teams to get some of the more talented players this time around.
Key draft trades to keep an eye on this ThursdayWith the NBA season done and dusted, thoughts are turning to the draft picks today. Thanks to the way that the draft lottery is worked out, the NBA has given more of a chance to underperforming teams to get a better pick in the draft to help even things up. This means that the New Orleans Pelicans get the first pick, which is widely thought to be the talented Zion Williamson.
NBA trades: Bucks and Grizzlies make early movesSome NBA teams have wasted little time getting into the trade market, which opened this week after the culmination of last season.
Which teams are underrated or overrated for the 2019/20 NBA season?The start of the 2019/20 NBA season is only two months away. That might sound like a long time, but there are going to be plenty of talking points.
Lakers explore deals for Noah and HowardDeMarcus Cousins is out for what looks like most of the season, which is a big deal for the Los Angeles Lakers. The centre has a long history of recent injuries, and the latest one to afflict him could put a dent in the Lakers’ title ambitions before the season even begins.
Rookies look past Zion for best career in surveyZion Williamson may be touted by all the pundits as the leader of the next generation of basketball, but it appears that the other rookies out of this year’s draft are not as convinced as everyone else that he will go on to have the best career out of all the new picks.
Oladipo talks up Pacers’ chances next seasonIt feels like a case of unfinished business for Victor Oladipo. His Indiana Pacers side were flying in the Eastern Conference last season, until a big injury curtailed his season near the start of 2019. They did not have enough in reserve to do anything more than stay afloat, and were quickly humbled when they reached the postseason.
Cousins could be out for season after ACL injuryIt all seemed to be going so well for DeMarcus Cousins. He had capped a solid return from injury with a deal with the Los Angeles Lakers, one of the title favourites. He had just left the Golden State Warriors after an up-and-down stint in terms of injuries, but the revelations of an ACL tear just a couple of months before the new season will be devastating to both player and team.
Draymond Green ramps up Warriors’ underdog talkWith Kevin Durant and DeMarcus Cousins having freshly departed, the Golden State Warriors may look a little short in numbers. It seems that Draymond Green is prepared to be the one talking the talk for his team, with Klay Thompson injured and talisman Steph Curry often not the player to hog the limelight in this side.
The dark horse NBA teams getting less attentionMuch of the attention before the NBA season starts is falling on Los Angeles, with the Lakers and Clippers having brought in superstar talent this summer. With the Houston Rockets also having strengthened, the top four or five looks easy to predict, especially with the Milwaukee Bucks having kept hold of Giannis Antetokounmpo.
NBA schedule sets up some interesting fixture datesIt may seem like a long way away right now, but NBA fans can look forward to some key fixtures that will set the path for some sports betting predictions.
Masai Ujiri talks up Raptors’ chances for 2020Masai Ujiri knows a thing or two about the ability of the Toronto Raptors, having just masterminded a surprise 2018/19 championship ring for his side. However, with their key man Kawhi Leonard having headed to Los Angeles, many wondered how much further Ujiri could take them.
What does Popovich gain from coaching Team USA?It may seem like one of the strangest aspects of an already disjointed build-up for Team USA for the FIBA World Cup this year, with a number of players pulling out, but there is one man looking to be the glue behind the scenes for the sports betting favourites, as San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich takes up the reigns.

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