Which team in the Southeast Division had the best offseason?

Post #1 » by **RealGM Polls** » Fri Aug 7, 2015 9:25 pm

1. Hawks
2. Heat
3. Hornets
4. Magic
5. Wizards

wallsfamily · Post #2 » by **wallsfamily** » Fri Aug 7, 2015 11:45 pm

Heat completely reshaped their team. Great job.

BlzMwt · Post #3 » by **BlzMwt** » Sat Aug 8, 2015 3:12 am

wallsfamily wrote:Heat completely reshaped their team. Great job.

major moves were resigning wade and dragic and bringing in green?

im not a hawks fan but i would choose them. Yes they lost carroll but splitter is a great addition IMO

goodboy · Post #4 » by **goodboy** » Sat Aug 8, 2015 8:28 pm

BlzMwt wrote:
wallsfamily wrote:Heat completely reshaped their team. Great job.

major moves were resigning wade and dragic and bringing in green?

im not a hawks fan but i would choose them. Yes they lost carroll but splitter is a great addition IMO

Drafting Winslow. STAT off the bench. The full core finally playing together (which never happened last season at all)
Big difference m8.

BlzMwt · Post #5 » by **BlzMwt** » Sat Aug 8, 2015 9:17 pm

HeatWillRise wrote:
BlzMwt wrote:
wallsfamily wrote:Heat completely reshaped their team. Great job.

major moves were resigning wade and dragic and bringing in green?

im not a hawks fan but i would choose them. Yes they lost carroll but splitter is a great addition IMO

Drafting Winslow. STAT off the bench. The full core finally playing together (which never happened last season at all)
Big difference m8.

The full core playing together has nothing to with the offseason. They didn't make moves that suddenly made everyone healthy and able to play together. I admit myself that their starting lineup when healthy could be the best in East, if not arguably up there in the entire league but again, this has nothing to do with the offseason.

I definitely like Winslow as a prospect but him, Green and STAT (who is basically just an effective inside finisher at this point in his career) aren't huge gamechangers in my opinion

goodboy · Post #6 » by **goodboy** » Sat Aug 8, 2015 9:27 pm

BlzMwt wrote:
HeatWillRise wrote:
BlzMwt wrote:
major moves were resigning wade and dragic and bringing in green?

im not a hawks fan but i would choose them. Yes they lost carroll but splitter is a great addition IMO

Drafting Winslow. STAT off the bench. The full core finally playing together (which never happened last season at all)
Big difference m8.

The full core playing together has nothing to with the offseason. They didn't make moves that suddenly made everyone healthy and able to play together. I admit myself that their starting lineup when healthy could be the best in East, if not arguably up there in the entire league but again, this has nothing to do with the offseason.

I definitely like Winslow as a prospect but him, Green and STAT (who is basically just an effective inside finisher at this point in his career) aren't huge gamechangers in my opinion

If we're just talking about off-season inquiries, ATL didnt do much at all.

BlzMwt · Post #7 » by **BlzMwt** » Sat Aug 8, 2015 9:37 pm

HeatWillRise wrote:
BlzMwt wrote:
HeatWillRise wrote:Drafting Winslow. STAT off the bench. The full core finally playing together (which never happened last season at all)
Big difference m8.

The full core playing together has nothing to with the offseason. They didn't make moves that suddenly made everyone healthy and able to play together. I admit myself that their starting lineup when healthy could be the best in East, if not arguably up there in the entire league but again, this has nothing to do with the offseason.

I definitely like Winslow as a prospect but him, Green and STAT (who is basically just an effective inside finisher at this point in his career) aren't huge gamechangers in my opinion

If we're just talking about off-season inquiries, ATL didnt do much at all.

I know, to sum up they basically lost Carroll and added Splitter. I think Splitter will be huge for them and Carroll isn't as big of a loss because their wing rotation of Korver, Sefolosha, Mack and Bazemore is decent enough. But their 4 and 5 rotation is one of the strongest in the league now

I know ATL didn't do much but I didn't see what the hype was about Miami's moves during the offseason either besides drafting Winslow

amcoolio · Post #8 » by **amcoolio** » Sun Aug 9, 2015 2:53 am

Charlotte Additions:

Nicholas Batum
Jeremy Lamb
Jeremy Lin
Frank Kaminsky
Spencer Hawes
Tyler Hansbrough
Retained flexibility to have 70 million in cap space next offseason

As a group those players are better than anything the rest of the division added

luss54321 · Post #9 » by **luss54321** » Mon Aug 10, 2015 5:28 am

amcoolio wrote:Charlotte Additions:

Nicholas Batum
Jeremy Lamb
Jeremy Lin
Frank Kaminsky
Spencer Hawes
Tyler Hansbrough
Retained flexibility to have 70 million in cap space next offseason

As a group those players are better than anything the rest of the division added

1 above average starter (Batum)
4 scrubs off the bench (Hawes, Lin, Hansbrough, Lamb)
1 rookie (Kaminsky)

Phila Tough · Post #10 » by **Phila Tough** » Tue Aug 11, 2015 11:39 pm

luss54321 wrote:
amcoolio wrote:Charlotte Additions:

Nicholas Batum
Jeremy Lamb
Jeremy Lin
Frank Kaminsky
Spencer Hawes
Tyler Hansbrough
Retained flexibility to have 70 million in cap space next offseason

As a group those players are better than anything the rest of the division added

1 above average starter (Batum)
4 scrubs off the bench (Hawes, Lin, Hansbrough, Lamb)
1 rookie (Kaminsky)

Yup. I picked Miami. Charlotte would be third behind ATL for me. OverallI think this is the best division in the east.

Furinkazan · Post #11 » by **Furinkazan** » Wed Sep 23, 2015 9:01 am

orl is 2nd here beacuse of the huuge fanbase on realgm so mostly homer votes

1.Miami
2.Charlotte
3.Hawks
4.Magic
5.Wizards

thats how it really is