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Twenty-two teams will engage in battle on the court as no place for error is allowed. In the Western Conference, 13 franchises are still running as nine are dueling on the East to be on the first eight seeds of each side and go to the playoffs.
Orlando is the host city, and many players have opted out of participating due to coronavirus fears. This has also led some free agents to immediately find a home to compete for a very coveted NBA ring.
Here at Betmania, we look a little bit further. In this article, we will look at each competing team's best player, the ones responsible for giving their franchise an opportunity for glory.
-- Best Player: Giannis Antetokounmpo. Giannis is a killer, the reigning MVP, and one of the best five players in the NBA, no doubt whatsoever. Giannis is a force, but his perimeter game lacks sustainability. Still, there is no one in the East to contain the 'Greek Freak.'
-- Best Player: Pascal Siakam. The Cameroonian is by far Toronto's best player. A versatile power forward that can handle the ball and then drive to the basket. Sporadically can shoot the three, defensive presence, Siakam is a dog on the court.
-- Best Player: Jayson Tatum. We know Kemba Walker is a baller, but when it's all said and done, Tatum can defend, score from everywhere, and when he is on his zone, he is pretty much unguardable.
-- Best Player: Jimmy Butler took his talents to South Beach and made an immediate impact on the team. Butler does a bit of everything, scoring 20 points per game, with six rebounds and six assists.
-- Best Player: Tough here, as common sense would say is Victor Oladipo, but he hasn't played much since returning from a grueling injury and hasn't confirmed his play in Orlando. We are going to go with Domantas Sabonis then.
--Best Player: Joel Embiid. We all know Embiid is a monster, but his foolishness has cost his team, and he tends to hide from the biggest moments. On his day, a talent like no other in the NBA.
--Best Player: Looking at who's available, we have to go with Caris Levert, he is a good scorer and quite clutch.
--Best Player: Nikola Vucevic. Orlando doesn't have a 20 point scorer, but Vucevic's output is of 19 points and 11 rebounds per game.
-- Best Player: Bradley Beal is the only high-quality player this team has active. He is on another level and is the only hope Washington has to get into the playoffs.
-- Best Player: LeBron James. Arguably the MVP for this season, LeBron, can guide any team into glory if accompanied correctly. In the Lakers, LeBron has found his groove with Anthony Davis as his partner.
-- Best Player: Kawhi Leonard. The Klaw has established himself as the conqueror of the NBA. The best two-way player in the league, Kawhi Leonard is an absolute killer, clutch, and a silent assassin of hopes. Board man gets paid.
-- Best Player: Nikola Jokic. Jokic is arguably the best big man in basketball. Scoring, rebounding, and passing all in one 7'0 frame. If Jokic takes over, it means Ws for Denver.
-- Best Player: Donovan Mitchell. Mitchell is an elite scorer in the league and a certified all-star, he can take over at any moment in the game, and there is no way back.
-- Best Player: Chris Paul. One of the best floor generals the game has ever seen, Chris Paul proved he is far from done with incredible level during the season, commanding a young core to the West's fifth seed.
--Best Player. James Harden: If Harden can put his choking aside, he is the best scorer in the league, waiting to get a championship on his resume.
--Best Player: Sophomore Luka Doncic is already a top-ten talent in the league, a triple-double machine, and a clutch gene nurtured in the EuroLiga, Luka Doncic is capable of reaching considerable heights to lead his team.
--Best Player: Rookie sensation Ja Morant is wasting little to no time to make a statement in the league. Morant's mission is to not fall out of the playoffs, and then is just game by game for the rookie.
--Best Player: Damian Lillard. Dame time loves the big moments and lives for the big shots. Lillard can put pressure into the Grizzlies. He is a man on a mission.
-- Best Player: Zion Williamson. Zion is fast, strong, dominant, hungry, and has the tools to push for the playoffs as his squad is also one that complements his skill set correctly.
--Best Player: DeAndre Fox is a younger version of a Russell Westbrook. He brings fast pace, good transitions, and can score and facilitate. He has never faced high expectations, though.
-- Best Player: LaMarcus Aldridge. Aldridge is a veteran who knows how to find his rhythm. He has both good post movements and a deadly mid-range fade away.
-- Best Player: Devin Booker. D-Book is a superstar whose light, ironically, has been shut down by the Suns. This season, however, Booker has been on a tear, named to the All-Star Game, and averaged over 26 points and six assists per game.