donkeylips wrote:I have them finishing 3rd as well
The Raps, Celtics, and Sixers are the clear top 3 in the East, but the West is absolutely brutal.
Even the worst teams in the West are going to challenge teams next year.
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donkeylips wrote:I have them finishing 3rd as well
Quazza wrote:Wants to go to LA
Pop sends him to another country
Money_ wrote:Quazza wrote:Wants to go to LA
Pop sends him to another country
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Blessing in disguise for him, if he gives up the LA dream. The East is wide open.
Sure the 6'ers and Celtics are at the top right now, but Kawhi is a piece to build around and could make most teams instant ECF contenders. or at least in the mix for it...
At some point, a team will come along and beat the Warriors. I do not want that team to be the Lakers!!
Have to hear all the "now things are back to their natural order" talk from my LA friends.
The fact that Lebron is on that team would just make it worse. (hate them both).
The flip side though is if the Lakers get good and give the Warriors a run for the money in a couple of years, and the Dubs win...
Well, that would make for some sweet satisfying victory vibes!
I've always wanted him; I was furious when the drafted Looney instead. Maybe Phoenix will be willing to deal. Given that Holmes' deal is up next spring, they ahve to be thining of this as a one year tryout, recognizing that if he plays well he'll earn a big payday. And to me, he seems like the classic guy you want to have, but don't want to overpay for. So if the Warriors offer something useful (like maybe more cash?) they might be able to pry him loose.Coxy wrote:Holmes traded for cash! WIsh we got in on that somehow, really like his game.
watch1958 wrote:I've always wanted him; I was furious when the drafted Looney instead. Maybe Phoenix will be willing to deal. Given that Holmes' deal is up next spring, they ahve to be thining of this as a one year tryout, recognizing that if he plays well he'll earn a big payday. And to me, he seems like the classic guy you want to have, but don't want to overpay for. So if the Warriors offer something useful (like maybe more cash?) they might be able to pry him loose.Coxy wrote:Holmes traded for cash! WIsh we got in on that somehow, really like his game.
Maybe offer Damian Jones, who would be under the Suns' control for longer. After all, Holmes isn't going to make them a contender this year, and they won't be one next year either, so they won't be able to pay him if he has earned it.
donkeylips wrote:Spurs won 47 game so without Leonard last year. They added derozan, belinelli and walker. I can see them matching 47 or winning more. LeBron is too good to just win 40 games. Lakers won 35 last year without him. He adds more than just 5 wins. He has really high hopes for the nets.
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Mylie10 wrote:I think the Lakers will be close to winning 50 games. Their roster is a mess I guess, but they will win more than 41 games
Scoots1994 wrote:Bogdan Bogdanovic about Harry Giles:
"He can shoot, he can drive, he can pass, he can play defense, he can move without the ball well, he can dunk, he can do everything really," Bogdan Bogdanovic said, per Blake Ellington of Sactown Royalty. "He's so versatile and impressive. ... He's like a better version of Draymond Green, I'd say, because I think he's stronger, he's more athletic than Draymond."
The Kings have drafted a bunch of players that I wanted to be Warriors ... but they are still the Kings so ...
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Scoots1994 wrote:http://www.espn.com/nba/insider/story/_/id/24246576/projected-nba-win-totals-playoff-standings-all-30-teams-2018-19
ESPN Kevin Pelton's predictions for next season's records:
Eastern:
1 Toronto Raptors 55.1
2 Boston Celtics 53.2
3 Philadelphia 76ers 47.8
4 Indiana Pacers 45.7
5 Milwaukee Bucks 45.2
6 Miami Heat 44.8
7 Washington Wizards 43.6
8 Detroit Pistons 39.4
9 Charlotte Hornets 38.3
10 Brooklyn Nets 36.8
11 Orlando Magic 33.6
12 Cleveland Cavaliers 31.0
13 New York Knicks 30.8
14 Chicago Bulls 28.0
15 Atlanta Hawks 25.9
Western:
1 Golden State Warriors 58.6
2 Utah Jazz 53.4
3 Houston Rockets 53.0
4 Denver Nuggets 50.5
5 Minnesota Timberwolves 49.6
6 Oklahoma City Thunder 47.2
7 New Orleans Pelicans 44.1
8 Portland Trail Blazers 42.0
9 L.A. Lakers 41.2
10 San Antonio Spurs 38.5
11 LA Clippers 35.5
12 Memphis Grizzlies 33.1
13 Dallas Mavericks 32.1
14 Phoenix Suns 27.2
15 Sacramento Kings 25.4
The Lakers matched team in the East is the Hornets, and the Spurs match up with the Nets. Wow the east looks weak.
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