JACK'S BALL BLOG

Through the first 5 games of each series just two teams have wrapped up their first round series, the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs. All season it has been those two teams that have separated themselves from the rest of the pack and that has not changed in the first round. While every team has shown flaws, both the Thunder and Spurs look as dominant as ever. Is this a sign of things to come? These two teams were the 2 best teams all season. They had the 2 b

The playoffs are here and I want to talk about the 6 series that are 2 games in as of Wednesday. Sorry to Magic, Pistons, Suns and Thunder fans but their teams won’t be talked about. Although, I do want to mention how impressive that game 1 win was for Orlando. Knicks 1, Hawks 1 Let’s start with the series that resumes the soonest. Game 2 was a bad one for New York, for a lot of the game it just felt like Atlanta’s offense just did not have enough to get going and then CJ McC

The NBA Play-In Tournament is here and so it is time to break down all 4 games we know of and give some picks as well. 10 Heat at 9 Hornets, Tuesday 7:30pm/EST on Prime Video This game is going to come down to whether or not the Heat can keep up with Charlotte's offense. Since Thanksgiving, the Hornets have the 4th best offense, 5th best defense and 5th best net rating in the NBA. Since January 22nd, the Hornets have the 2nd best offense, 6th best defense and 2nd best net rat

With the season winding down it is time to give you my All-NBA selections. My take on the 65 game rule First, I want to talk about the 65 game rule and why I don’t like it. I do think it has helped with load management but it takes away from players' great seasons. Luka Doncic played 64 games and isn’t eligible, Anthony Edwards played 60 and Cade Cunningham played 61. These guys should make All-NBA and they won’t because of these rules and it just feels unnecessary. However,