Joel Embiid is the most dominant player in the NBA right now.
Embiid is, you could make the argument, is the most dominant player right now in the NBA... Joel Embiid, when healthy, is the most dominant player in the NBA.
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View episodeThe NBA's current play-in tournament structure for the 7th and 8th seeds is stupid.
I just hate that they — like, they had something good. Eight versus nine is good... When you add the 10th seed, it's stupid. And the fact that the 7th seed could potentially not make the playoffs is even dumber. I just hate the whole thing.
The Wizards could beat the Brooklyn Nets in the first round of the NBA playoffs.
I think that if the Wizards beat the Celtics, if they end up matching up against the Nets, I think that the Wizards could actually beat the Nets in the first round.
I would love to see a 'Subway Series' between the Knicks and the Nets in the Eastern Conference Finals.
I would love to see, ooh, a Subway Series, Knicks-Nets, Eastern Conference Finals.
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