InGameStrategy
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Just ahead of the Lebron-abandoned Cavaliers (huh?) and just behind the former home of the Jazz, New Orleans.
Utah might be underrated here. Denver in the top 5? Spurs in the top 10? Really?
BR puts Lakers #1 ahead of the Miami LeBrons. ("To be the best, you have to beat the best.")
"The Jazz have already lost their biggest free agent and the best player on their team [NOT!] from a year ago with Carlos Boozer off to Chicago. It looks like Kyle Korver is on his way out as well.
Utah still has Deron Williams, Mehmet Okur, Paul Millsap, and Andrei Kirilenko, as well as some good young pieces in C.J. Miles, Kyrylo Fesenko and now Gordon Hayward though.
That's a better roster than most of the NBA even without the All-Star presense [sic] Boozer brings to the table."
https://bleacherreport.com/articles...ing-all-30-nba-teams-post-lbj-signing#page/16
Utah might be underrated here. Denver in the top 5? Spurs in the top 10? Really?
BR puts Lakers #1 ahead of the Miami LeBrons. ("To be the best, you have to beat the best.")
"The Jazz have already lost their biggest free agent and the best player on their team [NOT!] from a year ago with Carlos Boozer off to Chicago. It looks like Kyle Korver is on his way out as well.
Utah still has Deron Williams, Mehmet Okur, Paul Millsap, and Andrei Kirilenko, as well as some good young pieces in C.J. Miles, Kyrylo Fesenko and now Gordon Hayward though.
That's a better roster than most of the NBA even without the All-Star presense [sic] Boozer brings to the table."
https://bleacherreport.com/articles...ing-all-30-nba-teams-post-lbj-signing#page/16