Top 5 team in the NBA post trade deadline
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Top 5 team in the NBA post trade deadline
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Top 5 team in the NBA post trade deadline
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Here is my list in order
1. San Antonio Spurs- Until someone proves they can beat them in a 7 game series.
2. LA Lakers - The team with the best player in the NBA and the best bench in the NBA just made the best trade in the NBA.
3. Detroit Pistons - Still the most cohesive starting 5 in the NBA on both ends.
4. Phoenix Suns - I didn't like the Shaq trade but it did add a new dimension to their team. Plus with Nash, Amare, Bell, Diaw, Barbosa, and Hill its not like they lack talent. Another dangerous team in the WC.
5. Boston Celtics - I was hesitant to even put them this high, with the Rockets and Jazz playing so well and with Cleveland as the defending EC champions. Their coach is terrible. They really need another center to alleviate the big man duties for KG and allow him some rest.. Pierce and Allen are suspect to disappearing in big games. There's a reason no member of the big three has gotten to the Finals. They just haven't been all that impressive against the good teams and have yet to prove anything in the playoffs..
Here is my list in order
1. San Antonio Spurs- Until someone proves they can beat them in a 7 game series.
2. LA Lakers - The team with the best player in the NBA and the best bench in the NBA just made the best trade in the NBA.
3. Detroit Pistons - Still the most cohesive starting 5 in the NBA on both ends.
4. Phoenix Suns - I didn't like the Shaq trade but it did add a new dimension to their team. Plus with Nash, Amare, Bell, Diaw, Barbosa, and Hill its not like they lack talent. Another dangerous team in the WC.
5. Boston Celtics - I was hesitant to even put them this high, with the Rockets and Jazz playing so well and with Cleveland as the defending EC champions. Their coach is terrible. They really need another center to alleviate the big man duties for KG and allow him some rest.. Pierce and Allen are suspect to disappearing in big games. There's a reason no member of the big three has gotten to the Finals. They just haven't been all that impressive against the good teams and have yet to prove anything in the playoffs..
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1.Spurs
2.Pistons
3. Celtics
4. Suns
5 Lakers
for the most part i went with experience and chemistry over talent.
2.Pistons
3. Celtics
4. Suns
5 Lakers
for the most part i went with experience and chemistry over talent.
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1. San Antonio (Defending champions.)
2. Phoenix (My prediction to win the championship.)
3. Dallas (They have playoff experience combined with talent and a great record.)
4. Boston (They have the best trio in the NBA and the best record in the NBA. I put them at 4 because of their lack of experience.)
5. Los Angeles (They are great team with a great coach and great players. I just don't know how they'll do in the playoffs.)
2. Phoenix (My prediction to win the championship.)
3. Dallas (They have playoff experience combined with talent and a great record.)
4. Boston (They have the best trio in the NBA and the best record in the NBA. I put them at 4 because of their lack of experience.)
5. Los Angeles (They are great team with a great coach and great players. I just don't know how they'll do in the playoffs.)
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Wow, generally most people agreed with me in the 5 teams that they selected, though some differences in order. Spurs, lakers, pistons, suns, celtics are definitely leading the pack right now. Although some people here did add Dallas to their group which I was surprised at... That team lacks a go-to scorer in the finish and that's a no-no when your defense isn't that good.