NBA Predictions
 

Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division:
1. New Jersey Nets
2. Philadelphia 76ers
3. New York Knicks
4. Boston Celtics
5. Toronto Raptors

Central Division:
1. Indiana Pacers
2. Detroit Pistons
3. Cleveland Caviliers
4. Milwaukee Bucks
5. Chicago Bulls

Southeast Division:
1. Miami Heat
2. Washington Bullets
3. Orlando Magic
4. Charlotte Bobcats
5. Atlanta Hawks

Western Conference

Southwest Division:
1. San Antonio Spurs
2. Houston Rockets
3. Memphis Grizzlies
4. Dallas Mavericks
5. Oklahoma City Hornets

Northwest Division:
1. Denver Nuggets
2. Seattle Supersonics
3. Utah Jazz
4. Minnesota Timberwolves
5. Portland Trailblazers

Pacific Division:
1. Phoenix Suns
2. Sacramento Kings
3. Golden State Warriors
4. Los Angeles Lakers
5. Los Angeles Clippers

Eastern Final Standings
1. Indiana Pacers*
2. Miami Heat*
3. New Jersey Nets*
4. Detroit Pistons
5. Washington Bullets
6. Cleveland Caviliers
7. Philadelphia 76ers
8. Milwaukee Bucks
9. New York Knicks
10. Orlando Magic
11. Chicago Bulls
12. Boston Celtics
13. Toronto Raptors
14. Charlotte Bobcats
15. Atlanta Hawks

Western Conference Standings
1. San Antonio Spurs*
2. Denver Nuggets*
3. Phoenix Suns*
4. Houston Rockets
5. Memphis Grizzlies
6. Sacramento Kings
7. Golden State Warriors
8. Dallas Mavericks
9. Seattle Supersonics
10. Utah Jazz
11. Los Angeles Lakers
12. Minnesota Timberwolves
13. Los Angeles Clippers
14. Oklahoma City Hornets
15. Portland Trailblazers

Playoffs First Round

Eastern Conference
1. Indiana Pacers* over 8. Milwaukee Bucks in 5 games
2. Miami Heat* over 7. Philadelphia 76ers in 5 games
3. New Jersey Nets* lose to 6. Cleveland Caviliers in 6 games
4. Detroit Pistons over 5. Washington Bullets in 6 games

Western Conference
1. San Antonio Spurs* over 8. Dallas Mavericks in 4 games
2. Denver Nuggets* over 7. Golden State Warriors in 6 games
3. Phoenix Suns* over
6. Sacramento Kings in 6 games
4. Houston Rockets over 5. Memphis Grizzlies in 6 games

Playoffs Round 2

Eastern Conference
1. Indiana Pacers lose to 4. Detroit Pistons in 7 games
2. Miami Heat over 6. Cleveland Caviliers in 6 games

Western Conference
1. San Antonio Spurs over 4. Houston Rockets in 6 games
2. Denver Nuggets lose to 3. Phoenix Suns in 6 games

Playoffs Round 3

Eastern Conference
4. Detroit Pistons over 2. Miami Heat in 5 games

Western Conference
1. San Antonio Spurs over 6. Phoenix Suns in 6 games

NBA Finals
1. San Antonio Spurs over 4. Detroit Pistons in 6 games

NBA MVP: Tim Duncan (San Antonio Spurs)
NBA ROY: Danny Granger (Indiana Pacers)
NBA Comeback Player: Andrei Kirlenko (Utah Jazz)
6th Man: Bobby Jackson (Memphis Grizzlies)
NBA DPOY: Ron Artest (Indiana Pacers)

Eastern All-Star Starters
G Dwayne Wade
G Gilbert Arenas
F LeBron James
F Jermaine O'Neal
C Shaq

Western All-Star Starters
G Steve Nash
G Ray Allen
F Tim Duncan
F Kevin Garnett
C Amare Staudemire

Warriors :cool:

Warriors :cool:

Double post :cool:

The most surprising team in my predictions would be Memphis, but after looking some depth charts today I think they are a pretty solid team. They have a back court consisting of Damon Staudamire and Eddie Jones (two great three point shooters), Bobby Jackson (former sixth man of the year), Shane Battier (great defender), and Mike Miller (overall good swing man).

Then Pau, while no KG or Duncan, is a solid post player, better then average, they also have some guys who aren't great but have good size at center. I think they could surprise some people, the main thing going against them is that they are in a division with Houston and San An.

Say what?

East Finals

Indiana over Chicago in 5


West Finals

Pheonix over Minnesota in 7


( I'm big on Minnesota this year since they got rid of those senior citizens. )


Indiana over Suns in 7


MVP : Ron Artest ( This was gunna eventually happen last year. This year it happens. Pound for pound the best player in the NBA. Prove me wrong )

Coach of the Year : Rick Carlisle ( Should have happend last year. He was robbed. )

Rookie of the Year : Sean May ( Sean Friggin May )

Utah's gonna win it all biotches

Spurs will win it all again...

We need more people in the NBA league ..!

Rectal pertruder has overpassed anyone as being the biggest homer 1,000 times over.

:love:

WEST

Northwest
Denver Nuggets
Seattle SuperSonics
Minnesota Timberwolves
Utah Jazz
Portland Trailblazers

Pacific
Phoenix Suns
Golden State Warriors
Los Angeles Lakers
Sacramento Kings
Los Angeles Clippers

Southwest
San Antonio Spurs
Houston Rockets
Dallas Mavericks
NO/OC Hornets
Memphis Grizzlies

EAST

Southeast
Miami Heat
Washington Wizards
Charlotte Bobcats
Orlando Magic
Atlanta Hawks

Central
Detroit Pistons
Indiana Pacers
Cleveland Cavaliers
Milwaukee Bucks
Chicago Bulls

Atlantic
Philadelphia 76ers
New Jersey Nets
New York Knicks
Toronto Raptors
Boston Celtics

West

1. San Antonio
2. Phoenix
3. Denver
4. Houston
5. Golden State
6. Seattle
7. Dallas
8. Los Angeles Lakers

San Antonio > LA
Phoenix > Dallas
Denver > Seattle
Golden State > Houston

San Antonio > Golden State
Denver > Phoenix

San Antonio > Denver

East

1. Miami
2. Detroit
3. Philadelphia
4. Indiana
5. New Jersey
6. Washington
7. Cleveland
8. Milwaukee

Miami > Milwaukee
Detroit > Cleveland
Philadelphia > Washington
Indiana > New Jersey

Miami > Indiana
Philadelphia > Detroit

Miami > Philadelphia


Miami > San Antonio 4-2

MVP: Dwyane Wade
Rookie of the Year: Chris Paul

Fixed it. I liked having Sac messing things up, but they won't beat the Suns. The Kings will still be better then the Lakers because they have Bibby, Shareef, Peja, and Brad Miller, but they are basically just a pushover come playoff time.

THE MIZ PUTTING THE WARRIORS 2ND IN PACIFIC :love:

ROTY: Ike Diogu/Salim Stoudamire/Channing Frye

I think just about everybody in the lottery (and a few more) have a good shot at being pretty good, but they could also be little impact as well. With Danny Granger, you just know he is going to be solid, not a superstar but he will fit in. I could see him being ROY, because I don't think Bogut, Paul, Felton, and the other guys are going to be great right off the bat.

Then let me say... BLAZERS ALL THE WAY!!











Yeah right, like that'll EVER happen.

Sure it will. When they come out of the locker room , not high.

The great thing about the Blazers is that you cant honestly say atleast one person on that team isnt high when they play a regular season game. If someone told me my life depended on the Portland Trailblazers sobriety, I would grab the gun and go ahead and kill myself.

Whats a nigga name RASHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED WALLACE!

Yeah, no way in hell it turns out this way, but I figure "What the hell? Why not give it a shot." Western Conference is crazy strong this year, and I think, believe it or not, there's an outside chance that the Spurs may not even make the playoffs if they suffer even one key injury.

Atlantic Division
1) Philadelphia 76ers
2) New Jersey Nets
3) New York Knicks
4) Boston Celtics
5) Toronto Raptors

Central Division
1) Cleveland Cavaliers
2) Detroit Pistons
3) Indiana Pacers
4) Chicago Bulls
5) Milwaukee Bucks

Southeast Division
1) Miami Heat
2) Orlando Magic
3) Washington Wizards
4) Atlanta Hawks
5) Charlotte Bobcats

Southwest Division
1) Dallas Mavericks
2) Memphis Grizzlies
3) Houston Rockets
4) San Antonio Spurs (the injury bug/age factor finally catches up to them)
5) New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets

Northwest Division
1) Denver Nuggets
2) Utah Jazz
3) Minnesota Timberwolves
4) Portland Trail Blazers
5) Seattle Supersonics

Pacific Division
1) Sacramento Kings
2) Phoenix Suns
3) Los Angeles Clippers
4) Golden State Warriors
5) Los Angeles Lakers


Eastern Playoff Seeds
1) Cleveland Cavaliers (Central Winners)
2) Philadelphia 76ers (Atlantic Winners)
3) Miami Heat (Southeast Winners)
4) Detroit Pistons
5) New Jersey Nets
6) Indiana Pacers
7) Orlando Magic
8) Washington Wizards

Western Playoff Seeds
1) Sacramento Kings (Pacific Winners)
2) Dallas Mavericks (Southwest Winners)
3) Denver Nuggets (Northwest Winners)
4) Phoenix Suns
5) Los Angeles Clippers
6) Memphis Grizzlies
7) Houston Rockets
8) Golden State Warriors

The Lottery Teams (in order of most likely to get #1)
1) Charlotte Bobcats
2) Los Angeles Lakers
3) New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets
4) Toronto Raptors
5) Boston Celtics
6) New York Knicks
7) Seattle SuperSonics
8) Portland Trail Blazers
9) Milwaukee Bucks
10) Atlanta Hawks
11) Minnesota Timberwolves
12) Chicago Bulls
13) Utah Jazz
14) San Antonio Spurs

Rectal, the "Jail Blazers" have been dispanded. Sheed is on Detroit, Bonzi on Sacramento, Damon on Memphis.

Besides Darius Miles I don't think people on their team have had problems in the past.

I think GS will shock people this year.

<font color=white>Is that Mr Slackalack or Mrs Lackalack?</font>

Williams and Boozer are gonna take over. Utah bitches

The Blazers will always have problems.

Take the Qyntel Woods situation, for example. And how about Zach Randolph gaining tons of weight over the summer.

Don't even get me started on Miles. I could completely destroy the Blazers creditability and not even mention Miles. Mentioning Miles would destroy it, kill it, ressurect it and then kill it again.

I would much rather have Randolph then Wallace and Miles is no worse then Bonzi attitude wise. You'd have to go to China to find a basketball team without some attitude problem. The Blazers simply aren't nearly as bad as they used to be.

If Ndudi Ebi can't be designated for assignment then the new CBA isn't complete yet. I'm not just saying that because he is on the Wolves, because I didn't like taking him to begin with and I don't like the Wolves chances anyway, but you should be able to designate a player after two years as well, maybe to Europe or Austrailia instead of the D-League, but somewhere.

No just a quick trip to Utah.

Or Detroit. And if anyone says Rasheed Wallace, I'll know they haven't watched basketball in the last two years.

Ben Wallace. I mean he started the worst brawl in sports history.

Utah has Carlos Boozer and Kris Humphreys

I really dont see age playing a factor in San Antonio, loopy. They are still in their prime and have a deep bench to keep minutes off the older/more fatiued players to keep them fresher longer.

And they had injuries last year.

Hell, Duncan played the entire playoffs with two sprained ankles.

Nov. 1 cant come soon enough.

I went to th e Raptors game the other night they had in winnipeg against portland and Toronto is terrible. LAST PLACE HERE THEY COME. Is there any good people gonna be able to be drafted number 1 next year?

JJ Redick! He's unathletic, awful defensively, and an incredibly streaky shooter, but he can sure knock down the freee ones!

sounds like the raptors type of player.

Greg Oden. You hope.

Reddick probably won't even be a lottery pick, but he did get considerably better last season. I think Rudy Gay is the top prospect right now, and he would actually fit in Toronto pretty well.

Milwaukee is suddenly looking to be a playoff team. T.J., Redd, Simmons, Magliore, and Bogut. Then you have Joe Smith, Gadzuric, I forget who the guards off the bench are, but they are definately a team to be reckoned with.

They still have Desmond?