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Tonight the NBA is finally back and with it comes another season of drama and excitement with the league as wide open as ever. Let’s make 10 bold predictions about this upcoming year!
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As the NBA trade deadline approaches, some teams find themselves in unfamiliar spots, and each team has its own unique problems that it faces on the way to making the playoffs, vying for a title or racing to the bottom for the No. 1 overall pick.
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A year after being left off Team USA, Brown poured in a game-high 35 points and a team-high 10 rebounds. If Team USA hadn’t been blown out by 31 to Team World, Brown most likely would have been the game’s MVP.
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The guard, taken with the No. 56 pick in the 2017 NBA draft, signed a two-way deal with the Celtics last summer and saw time with both Boston and the Maine Red Claws, its G League affiliate.
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While Bird could have been a valuable piece for Boston during its playoff run, especially with Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward out for the season, the team ultimately decided to keep the roster as constructed, leaving Bird off the roster.
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Just because a team may be lacking a star player does not mean that it can’t overcome the injury ─ as Anthony Davis and the New Orleans Pelicans have shown.
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If this team can bring some of its win-streak magic into its easier, post-All-Star schedule, it could be a legitimate playoff upset candidate.
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The two Jays have quickly become fan favorites across the NBA. Both are extremely versatile wings who can slot up or down a position. Two-way players have become a premium in today’s NBA, and the 3-and-D role player has become an especially valuable commodity. Luckily for the Celtics, both Brown and Tatum are projected to become two-way studs.
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Bird and Brown are the first alumni of Cal men’s basketball to become teammates since Jason Kidd and Lamond Murray were members of the 2005-06 New Jersey Nets.
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Former Cal shooting guard Jabari Bird and the Celtics are currently working on a two-way contract, which would allow him to play for both the Celtics and the Maine Red Claws, the team’s G League affiliate. Boston has already signed fellow second-round draft pick Kadeem Allen to a two-way contract as well.
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