Who is the worst team in the East and West?

wiff · Post #1 » by **wiff** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 3:39 pm

So who is going to be this years celler dwellers?

For me I think the absolute worst team over all, but also in the East is Toronto. They were not very good with Bosh I only see them getting worse since they replaced him with a TPE.

The West? Phoenix. Amare is gone. Yes they still have Nash but eventually there is only so much one guy can do and Nash is getting older too. Plus the difference between winning and losing in the NBA is less than two baskets a game. I don't see the Suns ramping up their "D" in order to make up for the "O" that is in New York.

Jimmy76 · Post #2 » by **Jimmy76** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 3:41 pm

I would seriously get a $10,000 student loan and bet it all on the Suns not being the worst in the West if someone wold make that bet with me.

wiff · Post #3 » by **wiff** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 3:41 pm

Who is worse?

JustDwight · Post #4 » by **JustDwight** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 3:45 pm

Pistons
Wolves

maybe

Nico Kolya · Post #5 » by **Nico Kolya** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 3:53 pm

I think Cleveland has potential to be worse than Toronto this year.

The T Wolves are better than last year I think but the rest of the fringe teams also got better, so I can see them doing just as bad, if not worse, than last year. The Warriors didn't improve their D much, they're not gonna win much giving up 150 ppg.

And the Clippers are still the Clippers, Blake Griffin or no Blake Griffin, so there's potential for disaster there.

yattydaddy · Post #6 » by **yattydaddy** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:05 pm

I'm gonna go Toronto and Minnesota.

Sinant · Post #7 » by **Sinant** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:08 pm

wiff wrote:Who is worse?

A little team called the Timberwolves?

Do you really expect the Suns to drop from a 54 win team to worse than the T-Wolves because of one player?

Common now.

MaceCase · Post #8 » by **MaceCase** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:13 pm

Minny in the west
Toronto in the east although I think it could easily be Charlotte if Larry sets his eyes on his next team and stops giving a **** as usual.

LithuanianOne · Post #9 » by **LithuanianOne** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:14 pm

wiff wrote:So who is going to be this years celler dwellers?

For me I think the absolute worst team over all, but also in the East is Toronto. They were not very good with Bosh I only see them getting worse since they replaced him with a TPE.

The West? Phoenix. Amare is gone. Yes they still have Nash but eventually there is only so much one guy can do and Nash is getting older too. Plus the difference between winning and losing in the NBA is less than two baskets a game. I don't see the Suns ramping up their "D" in order to make up for the "O" that is in New York.

How about no ?

East : Cavaliers or Toronto.
West : Timberwolves.

Con · Post #10 » by **Con** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:14 pm

The Wolves are the worst team in both conferences. And probably the WNBA, too.

GameOver25 · Post #11 » by **GameOver25** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:18 pm

Wolves and Cavs

cool007 · Post #12 » by **cool007** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:21 pm

East: Pacers

West: T'Wolves.

sanity · Post #13 » by **sanity** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:24 pm

The east is up for grabs for a few teams--Toronto, Cleveland, Charlotte, possibly Indiana. There's a lot of factors and uncertainties. Say what you will about a team like Cleveland... they can and will still play pretty good D, and that alone can put them ahead of the other 3.

In the west I'd say the Wolves are set up to be a pretty bad team this season. I'd like for Beasley to have a decent season and actually applaud Kahn for getting rid of Jefferson (and keeping Love) while getting a pretty decent facilitator like Ridnour, but man... whatever team has Telfair on it is going to suck bad.

azuresou1 · Post #14 » by **azuresou1** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:26 pm

East is definitely Toronto.
West is likely Wolves.

Oakville_Raptor · Post #15 » by **Oakville_Raptor** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:32 pm

wiff wrote:The West? Phoenix. Amare is gone. Yes they still have Nash but eventually there is only so much one guy can do and Nash is getting older too. Plus the difference between winning and losing in the NBA is less than two baskets a game. I don't see the Suns ramping up their "D" in order to make up for the "O" that is in New York.

The T'Wolves, Kings, Warriors. Do you have a brain?

KiDdFrESh · Post #16 » by **KiDdFrESh** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:39 pm

Golden State and Cleveland followed closely by Minnesota and Toronto.

wiff · Post #17 » by **wiff** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:47 pm

I was thinking about the T-Wolves and as big of a joke that Kahn is I don't think they will be the worst. I see some improvement on the Wolves.

I thought about the GSW but they have a real coach now and what seems to be a fair amount of talent on their team.

Sacramento has a lot of young talent.

All three of those teams are on the up swing in my view.

The Suns yeah they have Steve Nash, he's awesome, probably a top 5 player for me to watch.

But anyone who thinks replacing Amare with Turkeypoo is kidding themselves.

I like Robin Lopez he is decent. But they will have the worst front court in te league. Lopez, Frye, and Turkeypoo.

So basically Lopez under the hoop and four other guys bombing threes. Sorry I just don't like their teams make up.

Who are they going to stop?

So yeah I have a brain that's how I came to my conclusion. If you don't like my opinon, cram it.

MaxRider · Post #18 » by **MaxRider** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:55 pm

my guess
West - Wolves
East - Cavs

No Offense · Post #19 » by **No Offense** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:56 pm

East: Toronto
West: Either the Wolves or the Suns as a long shot.

ocker · Post #20 » by **ocker** » Mon Oct 4, 2010 5:01 pm

Wolves will surprise a few people i reckon. I was thinking they would be about 10th.