The 2014-15 NBA season is halfway complete, and multiple players are making their case for league MVP. John Wall of the Washington Wizards has been extremely impressive, and many believe he is an elite point guard.
A lot of NBA players have inserted themselves as early season MVP candidates. One of the best players this season has been Spain-born center Marc Gasol of the Memphis Grizzlies. Gasol has the Grizzlies in contention to have the best record in the NBA.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are just 5-13 this season. Injuries to Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook have made things tough for the Thunder early in the year, but Reggie Jackson has played great. The Thunder should consider trading point guard Reggie Jackson before the NBA trade deadline.
No team in the NBA has suffered worse injuries this season than the Oklahoma City Thunder. Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant are back in the lineup, and they are ready to guide the Thunder to the postseason. Do you think they will make it?
The Oklahoma City Thunder are struggling this season so far at 3-7. The Thunder have injuries to Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook, and adding depth to the roster via trade may be the best option. Could Jeremy Lin be an option?
The Boston Celtics don't have a very bright future ahead of them, and they may want to consider trading away their best player, Rajon Rondo. Rondo is a very talented young point guard, but it may be time to break up this relationship.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are already without Kevin Durant, and now they will be without their second best player Russell Westbrook. Is it time for the Thunder to panic?
The 2015 NBA All-Star Game won't be played until February, but fans are already predicting who will make the team. Here, Latin Post.com breaks down and previews who popular Los Angeles Lakers guard Jeremy Lin will have to outplay to make next year's All-Star game.
According to multiple reports, there is a very high chance that Kevin Durant will test free agency in 2016 and could become a member of the Washington Wizards. With all the moves we've seen in recent memory, it wouldn't be surprising.
NBA Fans may see Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook united with former teammate James Harden soon, as reports reveal that the three stars have shown interest in joining Team USA in the upcoming 2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup.
