Even though Giannis Antetokounmpo has already achieved impressive feats in the NBA, including 18,868 points, two MVPs, and one Finals MVP before turning 30, the "Greek Freak" continues to show he is still not on the point he wishes. It may seem surprising to many, but the reality is that Giannis is still evolving, and his recent 59-point performance in a game against the Pistons is the clearest proof of this.

It’s becoming increasingly difficult to surprise NBA fans with Victor Wembanyama’s incredible skills, but the young Frenchman did it again. On Wednesday the center scored 50 points in the San Antonio Spurs 139-130 victory over the Washington Wizards. And what's even more impressive: he’s only 20 years old!

Since Doc Rivers took over as head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, the team has played 47 regular-season games under his direction, posting a 20-27 record. Given that he has Damian Lillard and Giannis Antetokounmpo at his disposal, this record is clearly under scrutiny, especially with the Bucks starting the season with a poor 3-8 record.

Last season, the Dallas Mavericks were just three wins away from securing their second NBA championship after a hard-fought Finals series against Boston. With their sights set on another NBA Finals appearance, the Mavs spent the offseason strengthening their roster.

The NBA season continues to show its most exciting side, and last night, Stephen Curry gave us one of those plays that will be etched in fans' memories. With only 27 seconds left, Curry hit a decisive three-pointer that sealed the win for the Golden State Warriors, celebrating with his signature "night night" gesture. However, what happened next was even more intriguing, especially when we look at the NBA odds for this highly anticipated matchup.