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Every NBA season brings a fresh set of expectations, but the league almost always produces outcomes nobody saw coming.

Advait Jajodia outlines ten bold predictions ahead of the 2026-27 NBA season, forecasting major shifts across the league. Key projections include Cooper Flagg earning All-NBA honors with the Dallas Mavericks, Victor Wembanyama securing both MVP and Defensive Player of the Year awards, and the Golden State Warriors missing the postseason due to injuries to Jimmy Butler and Kristaps Porzingis.
The writer also argues that LeBron James could drop below 20 points per game with the Philadelphia 76ers and potentially seek a trade if the team underperforms. Additionally, the piece anticipates struggles for defending champions the New York Knicks in a loaded Eastern Conference, fit issues between Anthony Edwards and LaMelo Ball in Minnesota, and a regression for the Boston Celtics.
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