Although they didn’t make any big additions to the roster outside of John Wall, they’ll be a much different team heading into 2022-23 with both of their stars returning from injury-plagued campaigns.

After winning the NBA Championship, the Warriors will look to run it back despite losing some of their key NBA Finals rotation pieces in free agency.

After trading away Dejounte Murray, the Spurs will have plenty of minutes available for their youngsters to take a step forward while the team is set to take a massive step back from a record perspective.

The Pacers revamped their entire roster over the last year or so and it’s time to find out how competitive they’ll be with a much younger core that is headlined by Tyrese Haliburton and Myles Turner.

The Cavs have one of the more exciting young cores in the league and they made an effort to put more ball-handlers on the roster after Darius Garland was the last man standing in 2021-22.

Injuries prevented us from truly seeing the new-look Bulls in 2021-22, but remain a contender in the Eastern Conference despite some disappointment this past postseason.

The Sixers used their cap space wisely this summer, but their finish will be dependent on the top-end talent that they’ve accumulated.

Want wings? Well, you know where to get them as the Raptors added additional lengthy forwards this summer.