Jazz4ever
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1. Lakers: but they wont run away with it. Kobe is due for an injury, let us hope.
2. Jazz: Jefferson gives us more size with similiar production of Booz. Raja and Hayward will be assassins from the 3 point line. AK should have a big year being a contract year. Deron will be Deron. Should all add up to about 56 wins.
3. Oklahoma City: Durant will replace Kobe as the 3rd best player in the league behind Lebon and Wade, and all their young guys will just get better. They are what Portland was supposed to be 3 years ago.
4. Denver: Still tough with Carmelo and his thugs. Lawson is great and may even replace Chauncey as the starter giving them great depth there. Harrington and JR is the defenition of scoring punch off the bench.
5. Dallas: They failed to make any significant off season moves except resign Dirk and Haywood. With him and Jason Kidd a year older, can't see them improving.
6. Portland: Wes Matthews is all they did and doesn't do much except give them a little more depth. Oden will be brought along very slowly but they could make some noise at playoff time if he's back to 100%
7. San Antonio: They are slowly getting some new blood in their for the day Duncan calls it quits. Splitter could be a nice piece to repalce Duncan in a couple years when his contract is up.
8. Houston: Yao is back, and that is at least good enough for an eight seed.
2. Jazz: Jefferson gives us more size with similiar production of Booz. Raja and Hayward will be assassins from the 3 point line. AK should have a big year being a contract year. Deron will be Deron. Should all add up to about 56 wins.
3. Oklahoma City: Durant will replace Kobe as the 3rd best player in the league behind Lebon and Wade, and all their young guys will just get better. They are what Portland was supposed to be 3 years ago.
4. Denver: Still tough with Carmelo and his thugs. Lawson is great and may even replace Chauncey as the starter giving them great depth there. Harrington and JR is the defenition of scoring punch off the bench.
5. Dallas: They failed to make any significant off season moves except resign Dirk and Haywood. With him and Jason Kidd a year older, can't see them improving.
6. Portland: Wes Matthews is all they did and doesn't do much except give them a little more depth. Oden will be brought along very slowly but they could make some noise at playoff time if he's back to 100%
7. San Antonio: They are slowly getting some new blood in their for the day Duncan calls it quits. Splitter could be a nice piece to repalce Duncan in a couple years when his contract is up.
8. Houston: Yao is back, and that is at least good enough for an eight seed.