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Report: These Five Teams Have Been The Most Shocking Teams In The 2019-20 NBA Season!

This NBA season has been comprised of many fascinating storylines. From the Battle of LA to the rookie of the year race, the 2019-20 NBA season was one of the most anticipated seasons in recent history. However, new and unexpected storylines appeared this season as some teams exceeded expectations while others disappointed. Here is a ranking of the top five more surprising NBA teams this season and how they impacted the rest of the league!

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Lakers, Bucks, Clippers, Raptors, Who Is The 2019-20 NBA Champions?

This season was filled with incredible story-lines. From the battle of LA to the Miami Heat’s unexpected dominance, this season has been filled with exciting story-lines. However, due to COVID-19, the NBA was suspended and leaving NBA fans thinking, who would win the Larry O'Brien Trophy?

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How The Toronto Raptors Could Of Been A Dynasty.

During the 2012-13 NBA season, the Oklahoma City Thunder were looking to trade away James Harden due to the lack of cooperation of him receiving a pay-cut. This resulted in many NBA organizations offering trades to OKC for the young superstar however most teams failed including the Toronto Raptors. Yet, OKC was interested in doing a trade with the Raptors and even offered a lacklustre trade that the Raptors later declined. Was this the right decision for Toronto or did they make a grave mistake?