There are a lot of season-previews out there, and we could have easily given you a list of the top 50 players in the league or repeat some tired Twitter take that everybody has already seen by now.
Instead, we decided to switch it up and hit you with some predictions that you haven’t thought about or that you have but are afraid to admit.
From playoff predictions to thoughts on who will run the East and West, here is our official 2020-21 NBA preview:
Jayson Tatum and the Celtics Will Run the East
Deyscha Smith, Associate Editor
A 22-year-old destined to lead, having reigned supreme since he was only 19. Time Lord says he’s ready to move past his past performances. Fearless point guard is hurt, but his guards (in) waiting for minutes can now fill his place. Winter is, literally, coming.
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Even in the most frustrating, hopeless, boring, grief-filled days of the pandemic, California families found slivers of joy.
In Los Banos, the Ruiz and Gutierrez family played indoor badminton and learned American Sign Language together. In the Lucerne Valley, 8-year-old Colton Reichow careened over the desert hills on his dirt bike and learned how to butcher a cow at his grandfather’s farm. In Los Angeles, Shari Abercrombie found a way to make math fun for her son with special needs.
And just about everyone in EdSource’s families project rediscovered the simple comfort of talking to each other. In the third installment of our year-long series “California Families Struggle to Learn,” on how families are coping with distance learning, we asked families for their bright spots: What’s helping them survive this most challenging of school years?