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Post by zachary on Mar 30, 2013 11:54:28 GMT -5
Time for the bulls to win it all!
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Post by dhall4522 on Mar 30, 2013 14:47:56 GMT -5
no
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Post by thejaydera on Mar 30, 2013 19:39:09 GMT -5
Definitely the year of the wolf...Harris Mayo Battier Stoudemire Gortat Casspi all returning along with the addition of Gerald Wallace. Defense was our only problem and we solved that.
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Post by troy on Apr 2, 2013 8:54:27 GMT -5
Not a big fan of the division realignment. I know why it was necessary, but the Atlantic is soooo weak. Other than Miami there are no good teams. Brooklyn worsened this offseason, Boston is improved but still rebuilding, and Orlando/Washington/NYK/Harlem are all hot garbage. Miami's going to win 70 in that division.
Now I'm stuck in the Central division, gotta be toughest in the NBA. Chicago, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Indiana, Toronto, and Atlanta are all playoff teams. Cleveland isn't the worst team ever, and Cincinnati? Well, good luck and godspeed.
Actually, the (likely) two top teams, OKC and Miami, both will have cakewalk schedules in the regular season.
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Post by rcc on Apr 2, 2013 9:01:08 GMT -5
hopefully someone will pick up Washington and move them somewhere. And Boston is about to rebound. We need to make another FA splash somehow but we are on the right track.
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Post by Player Agent on Apr 3, 2013 0:46:54 GMT -5
Not a big fan of the division realignment. I know why it was necessary, but the Atlantic is soooo weak. Other than Miami there are no good teams. Brooklyn worsened this offseason, Boston is improved but still rebuilding, and Orlando/Washington/NYK/Harlem are all hot garbage. Miami's going to win 70 in that division. Now I'm stuck in the Central division, gotta be toughest in the NBA. Chicago, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Indiana, Toronto, and Atlanta are all playoff teams. Cleveland isn't the worst team ever, and Cincinnati? Well, good luck and godspeed. Actually, the (likely) two top teams, OKC and Miami, both will have cakewalk schedules in the regular season. I had to realign it to make some kind of sense with where the teams moved, couldn't leave the Royals in the Pacific division and if there ever was a globetrotters team, they would probably be in the Atlantic division. Even if it would be an easy cakewalk one year,divisional competition changes every year, the majority of those teams are still young and could make a push for the playoffs at anytime, eventually the competition will even out. And both of those teams would have an easy time in any division really, they're both 50+ teams bar injury. |
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Post by stache on Apr 3, 2013 1:06:39 GMT -5
Not a big fan of the division realignment. I know why it was necessary, but the Atlantic is soooo weak. Other than Miami there are no good teams. Brooklyn worsened this offseason, Boston is improved but still rebuilding, and Orlando/Washington/NYK/Harlem are all hot garbage. Miami's going to win 70 in that division. Now I'm stuck in the Central division, gotta be toughest in the NBA. Chicago, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Indiana, Toronto, and Atlanta are all playoff teams. Cleveland isn't the worst team ever, and Cincinnati? Well, good luck and godspeed. Actually, the (likely) two top teams, OKC and Miami, both will have cakewalk schedules in the regular season. i'm sorry, but the Nets didn't get worse lol what's your basis on that information? as Robin Lopez is already better than last year, and Paul Millsap (who is our only loss other than Marvin Williams) constantly underperformed Robin Lopez and Tyler Hansbrough >Paul Millsap and Robin Lopez Green >Marvin Williams nets will be even better next year after the ECF run |
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Post by troy on Apr 3, 2013 8:31:30 GMT -5
Not a big fan of the division realignment. I know why it was necessary, but the Atlantic is soooo weak. Other than Miami there are no good teams. Brooklyn worsened this offseason, Boston is improved but still rebuilding, and Orlando/Washington/NYK/Harlem are all hot garbage. Miami's going to win 70 in that division. Now I'm stuck in the Central division, gotta be toughest in the NBA. Chicago, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Indiana, Toronto, and Atlanta are all playoff teams. Cleveland isn't the worst team ever, and Cincinnati? Well, good luck and godspeed. Actually, the (likely) two top teams, OKC and Miami, both will have cakewalk schedules in the regular season. i'm sorry, but the Nets didn't get worse lol what's your basis on that information? as Robin Lopez is already better than last year, and Paul Millsap (who is our only loss other than Marvin Williams) constantly underperformed Robin Lopez and Tyler Hansbrough >Paul Millsap and Robin Lopez Green >Marvin Williams nets will be even better next year after the ECF run That's what I get for looking at rosters in the early stages of free agency haha. Whoops. And I understand why divisions were changed, just noting that the Central is going to be tough this year. Win percentages from last season: | Atlantic | 0.389 | (0.350 without Miami) | | Central | 0.576 |
| | Midwest | 0.524 |
| | Pacific | 0.500 | (0.453 without OKC) |
But what can you do, right? Looking forward to the competitiveness of the Central, it's going to be crazy. Potentially 6 playoff teams could come out of here. |
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Post by dhall4522 on Apr 3, 2013 10:22:21 GMT -5
Central division is still gonna be strong even with a huge power shift. Bucks & Bulls on decline while Raptors & Cavs could easily make a push for that number 1 Spot
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Post by dhall4522 on Apr 3, 2013 10:25:25 GMT -5
I think their are 6 teams at least in central deserving of playoff spot
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Post by sheddy778 on Apr 3, 2013 10:43:45 GMT -5
Im real excited to see the central and the Thunder crush and roll the T-Wolves this season  |
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Post by stache on Apr 3, 2013 11:35:21 GMT -5
i'm sorry, but the Nets didn't get worse lol what's your basis on that information? as Robin Lopez is already better than last year, and Paul Millsap (who is our only loss other than Marvin Williams) constantly underperformed Robin Lopez and Tyler Hansbrough >Paul Millsap and Robin Lopez Green >Marvin Williams nets will be even better next year after the ECF run That's what I get for looking at rosters in the early stages of free agency haha. Whoops. And I understand why divisions were changed, just noting that the Central is going to be tough this year. Win percentages from last season: | Atlantic | 0.389 | (0.350 without Miami) | | Central | 0.576 |
| | Midwest | 0.524 |
| | Pacific | 0.500 | (0.453 without OKC) |
But what can you do, right? Looking forward to the competitiveness of the Central, it's going to be crazy. Potentially 6 playoff teams could come out of here. damn straight whoops  but it means Heat and the Nets should have pretty good seasons raping through the division for the top 2-3 seeds while you pound each other  |
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Post by qrich on Apr 3, 2013 11:55:09 GMT -5
Greg Smith and the Cavs will ball.
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Post by thejaydera on Apr 3, 2013 12:14:56 GMT -5
Im real excited to see the central and the Thunder crush and roll the T-Wolves this season LMAO this means war now were going to show you that OKC is just like the Yankees full of stars they ripped off from other teams but can't win shit save their lives. |
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Post by dhall4522 on Apr 3, 2013 12:16:24 GMT -5
.... except they won last year... cough haha
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but it means Heat and the Nets should have pretty good seasons raping through the division for the top 2-3 seeds while you pound each other 
