Rockets center Alperen Sengun was a first-time NBA All-Star in the 2024-25 season, and he also drew his first votes for the league’s All-NBA teams.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was named to the All-NBA First Team for the third straight year and Jalen Williams earned his first All-NBA nod, landing on the Third Team, after powering the Thunder to a franchise-record 68 wins and the West’s top seed.

The NBA is gearing up to announce the MVP award winner after the delay, and there's no doubt about who the obvious choice is.

Daniels outplayed the man he was traded for, and is arguably the Hawks' best piece for the future. Indeed, his "present" is pretty good too.

Dyson Daniels, Lu Dort, Draymond Green, Evan Mobley and Amen Thompson lead the All-Defensive First Team picks.

Perkins was part of the Thunder team that made the Finals in 2012 and he saw the greatness of Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook for himself. Yet, somehow, he's already seen enough to crown SGA as the "greatest Thunder ever.