Matchday #5 is coming, earlier than the other ones, in fact the first match will start at 20 pm (GMT) and there will be only two Rounds.
Now let’s take a look at our picks.
Guards
Tyrese Haliburton (Indiana Pacers, 19.1 cr)
The trade from Sacramento to Indiana was the turning point of his career, despite the young age. He has taken by hand the Pacers and he is still guiding them. Against the Spurs, that will play in B2B, he can shine again.
Malcolm Brogdon (Portland Trail Blazers, 9.6 cr)
When Lillard’s trade was announced, no one would have imagined that after the first six matches the new Blazers would have had a record of 3W and 3L. Part of the credit goes to Malcolm Brogdon, who at the beginning started off the bench and then, thanks to his performances, he earned a spot in the starting five.
Forwards
Victor Wembanyama (San Antonio Spurs, 15.3 cr)
He was the most anticipated and he is not disappointing the NBA fans. He has dominated his opponents so far and it will be hard to find someone who can stop him.
Kelly Oubre Jr (Philadelphia 76ers, 10.2 cr)
When he was a free agent, nobody seemed to give him some credit. Now, with the Sixers, he is changing the perception of many who did not believe in him. He is one of the most prolific of the team and we take advantage of his numbers.
Center
Jusuf Nurkic (Phoenix Suns, 11.5 cr)
He is another player that seems to have benefited of the trade. He will face a badass like Duren, but in his new kit he fears no one.
Coach
Darvin Ham (Los Angeles Lakers, 8.0 cr)
Last night loss against Orlando has left his mark. It is a tough match against Miami, but we can confide in LeBron’s hunger and will of redemption.
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Author: Martina Marangi
November 5, 2023 | 12:01 pm
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