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On a Friday afternoon 5 years ago (February 14), I was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer, the same cancer Nikola Topić was diagnosed with.
Last night, Nikola Topić made his debut for the OKC Thunder after beating cancer.
His body, hair, and aspects of his mental has not yet recovered.
However, in the long run, this fight will make him mentally & physically stronger than he could ever imagine.
OKC fans, please be patient with him. It will take him at least 2 years to be 100%.
I am so happy for him & will be rooting for him.
P.S: If you're a young experiencing any odd symptoms, please see your doctor ASAP.
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In summary, this is why the Boston Celtics will always choose Jayson Tatum. Selfless basketball is winning basketball.
JAYSON TATUM FOR THE WIN... BANG!!!!!!
40-5-8 & 0 TOV for the best American basketball player on the planet!!!
Mitchell Robinson can't make a FT & a Nets rookie hits a game tying 3. I'm already sick of the Mitchell Robinson experience get him outta here 😭
Would not be surprised if Giannis went back to Milwaukee. Everything about him on the Heat feels wrong.
Damian Lillard on his time with the Bucks:
"Doing something outside of Portland, playing with a great player like Giannis, I think that was a luxury that I hadn't experienced, playing with somebody that's gonna show up, he's gonna compete. So that was like fun for me. I could just feel that it wasn't my home"
In summary, this is why the Boston Celtics will always choose Jayson Tatum. Selfless basketball is winning basketball.
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NBA Top 10 Rankings (Heading Into Week 2):
1. Houston Rockets
2. Detroit Pistons
3. OKC Thunder
4. LA Lakers
5. Philadelphia 76ers
6. Minnesota Timberwolves
7. Boston Celtics
8. Memphis Grizzlies
9. Cleveland Cavaliers
10. San Antonio Spurs
Summary:
Heading into the season, I was worried about the Pistons due to their contract negotiations with their star center Jalen Duren. Had I known things would not affect their season, I would have been much higher on them earlier. Both the Pistons and Rockets are very tough defensively, and move the basketball in a way I like to see top teams do.
We are in the very early parts of the season, which is leading to teams like Memphis to experience surprising success early. However, the early season can fool us. I don't consider them a top 10 team yet per say, but they sure are playing like one.
Philadelphia has its ups and downs, a lot to address throughout the season. OKC has to show us what they can do despite their devastating injuries.
Teams like the Nuggets have lost their identity. Knicks, Heat, Spurs, Cleveland, and Warriors need to re-establish theirs as the season progresses.
Boston and Minnesota are massive X-factors. You know what to expect but can they elevate their game to the next level?
Two teams to keep an eye on from each conference:
Trail Blazers & Hornets. They're looking solid.
Who is too high? Who is too low? What would you change?
NBA Top 10 Rankings (Heading Into Week 2):
1. Houston Rockets
2. Detroit Pistons
3. OKC Thunder
4. LA Lakers
5. Philadelphia 76ers
6. Minnesota Timberwolves
7. Boston Celtics
8. Memphis Grizzlies
9. Cleveland Cavaliers
10. San Antonio Spurs
Summary:
Heading into the season, I was worried about the Pistons due to their contract negotiations with their star center Jalen Duren. Had I known things would not affect their season, I would have been much higher on them earlier. Both the Pistons and Rockets are very tough defensively, and move the basketball in a way I like to see top teams do.
We are in the very early parts of the season, which is leading to teams like Memphis to experience surprising success early. However, the early season can fool us. I don't consider them a top 10 team yet per say, but they sure are playing like one.
Philadelphia has its ups and downs, a lot to address throughout the season. OKC has to show us what they can do despite their devastating injuries.
Teams like the Nuggets have lost their identity. Knicks, Heat, Spurs, Cleveland, and Warriors need to re-establish theirs as the season progresses.
Boston and Minnesota are massive X-factors. You know what to expect but can they elevate their game to the next level?
Two teams to keep an eye on from each conference:
Trail Blazers & Hornets. They're looking solid.
Who is too high? Who is too low? What would you change?