Make or Break:These NBA teams need to be in Win Now mode for the 2020-21 Season
It's no secret in the sports world that the NBA has some of the most cutthroat, hard to please fans. Outside of Peyton vs. Brady in the 2000s, no sports debaters get more heated over topics than those from the NBA. Most notably, who is the best player in the league? For the last two decades, it has been impossible to find a unanimous winner of this coveted title. The closest we likely got was LeBron in the late 2000s to mid-2010s, when he won 3 NBA titles and 4 MVPs between 2009 and 2016. Although even then, some still point to Stephen Curry with his back-to-back MVPs as having ascended to be the best player in at least part of that time period. However, as we start a new decade of basketball, the question looms less and less about who the cream of the crop is in terms of NBA stars. Not because there is even a clear-cut name (although there probably is for many people), but because there is an even bigger ...