Celtics Blog The 2019 free agent class is even more stacked than this year’s one was. With rumours already heating up about some possible big names moving and/or teaming up, the 2019 free agency period is expected to produce some major fireworks. While this year’s period has been somewhat underwhelming , next year is sure to heat up. Here’s some of the biggest names available on next year’s market. Klay Thompson NY Post Klay is one of the premier shooting guards in the league

“Life is like the river, sometimes it sweeps you gently along and sometimes the rapids come out of nowhere.” Author Emma Smith not only summed up the complexity of life but also the current troubles of the Los Angeles Clippers. How apt that a metaphor about a river describe the plight of Doc Rivers’ team? The Clippers started the season full of promise going on a 4-0 run, and their star, Blake Griffin was putting his name in the MVP conversation. Since then, they’ve gone 4-13

Lonzo Ball? Brandon Ingram? Julius Randle? No, it’s the Kyle Kuzma show. Drafted 27th in this year's NBA draft, Kuzma's play has the league buzzing on how he slipped that far into the draft. Instead of just accepting the fact he has made it into the NBA and acknowledging a spectator role on the sidelines, Kuzma has shown the Lakers front office he is far ahead of the NBA learning curve. Kuz has shattered expectations to not only the Lakers fans, but scouts around the league a

What Happened Last Season The Los Angeles Lakers had a forgettable season as they went 26-56, missing the playoffs for the fourth straight season. It’s safe to say the rebuilding stages after the Kobe era has been slow. The young cornerstone pieces of Julius Randle, D’Angelo Russell, Jordan Clarkson all shown flashes of brilliance, but it wasn’t enough to stay competitive with some of the best in the league. Former #2 pick Brandon Ingram struggled mightily in his rookie seaso

The NBA offseason has been a frenzy over the past week. Trades and swirling rumors around the league has shocked the basketball world in a period where it is normally, very quiet. It’s been honestly, more entertaining to follow than the NBA Playoffs this season. The 2017 NBA Draft hosted in Brooklyn was no shortage of attention as Big Baller Brand owner LaVar Ball was the proudest father alive when the Los Angeles Lakers took his son Lonzo Ball with the #2 overall pick. He li

The Los Angeles Lakers once again struck gold on last Tuesday’s NBA draft lottery. The basketball gods awarded them the unprotected top-3 draft pick they wish they never gave away when the Lakers traded for Steve Nash in 2012. LA had a 46.4% chance to drop out of the top-3 selection. Luckily, they got the #2 selection, the 3rd in 3 straight years. This was a blessing for the Lakers rebuilding process under new management Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka. So, what does this mean

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It’s something that is never even brought up, let alone discussed, but… Could Chris Paul be the greatest point guard in NBA history? At first thought, my instinct tells me that, of course he is not. That would be Magic Johnson. Even after Johnson, CP3 is competing with the likes of John Stockton, Isiah Thomas, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, Oscar Robertson, and the list goes on and on. Furthermore, he really hasn’t made much noise in any of his eight playoff appearances. But let’s t