wildcats20;1228535 wrote:I mean obviously they are going to be better. And I don't think the playoffs are out of the question. But to say they would easily make it? I mean come on.
I don't agree with you about Chicago. To me they're like the old Cavs without LBJ, Carlos User Looser Boozer isn't leading them into the playoffs. Deng and him can't ever stay healthy and I just don't buy into them making it, unless Rose comes back early and healthy. Atlanta only got worse IMO, they lost their go to number 1 scorer, and while still talented I think they falter. Mil is in the same boat IMO as last season. Some decent players, but don't scare anyone. They got rid of Bogut for Jack city who plays negative defense. Their back court is really undersized, and have a tendency to take HORRIBLE shots.
76ers got worse, as did the knicks. I think the Knicks still find a way in, I'm undecided on the 76ers. I think the Cavs with ROY Irving, and widely considered the #2 center in the league (yet to be seen if his head is in the game) a nice back up at #4 and #5 in Zeller, hopefully an improved #2 guard in Waiters (again a maybe) could and should be in the mix for a playoff spot. Especially with how weak the East looks right now.
Until I started writing this post last night, I hadn't even considered how weak the East the looks for the upcoming season. Its pretty bleak.