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Are the Atlanta Hawks legitimate title contenders in the Eastern Conference?

The Atlanta Hawks in the last three seasons have had one of the fastest rebuilds in recent history. From drafting Trae Young and John Collins to signing and trading key players, the Hawks have made great strides in hopes of eventually competing for a championship. Last season, the Hawks managed to make the Eastern Conference Finals and took the eventual champions to a six-game series. With the Hawks having a year of playoff experience, where do the Hawks rank in the Eastern Conference?

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Are The Boston Celtics Better Than We Think?

The Boston Celtics over the years have been an impressive team but have also experienced an abundance of drama off the court. From Kyrie Irving’s departure of the team to the storylines leading into this season, the Celtics have been frustrated and eager to win a championship. However, what do there chances look like this season when it comes to the reaching the NBA Finals?

Report: The Miami Heat Are Interested In Signing DeMarcus Cousins For The Remainder Of The Season. Does This Elevate The Heat’s Chances For Winning The Eastern Conference?

The Miami Heat are interested in signing Demarcus Cousins for the remainder of the season to help their chances of reaching the NBA finals. With this signing, would the inclusion of Cousins be enough for the Miami Heat to reach the NBA finals?

Report: Atlanta Hawks, Memphis Grizzlies And The Minnesota Timberwolves Are Among Some Of The Teams That Could Contend For A Championship In Many Years To Come.

The NBA is filled with all kinds of young talented teams that will be the future of the NBA. From the Atlanta Hawks to the Miami Heat, the future of the NBA looks very promising once the previous generation retires. However, when breaking it down from team to team, which NBA organization will dominate the future?

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What If Lebron James Followed The Same Path As Michael Jordan?

After watching episodes seven and eight of the “Last Dance,” episode seven dives deep to Michael Jordan’s retirement in 1993. The documentary illustrates what the process was for Jordan when retiring and further examines how the world reacted. From the media to the fan’s reactions, the entire globe seemed to stop spinning as the world was left in shock. However, if Lebron James retired at a similar age to Jordan, would Lebron receive the same reaction from the world?