Beastley

Blazers over Mavericks. I wouldn't mind seeing the Knicks beat the Celtics but I just can't see the Knicks winning a seven game series against the Celtics.

Odom, Green, Gordon

Feburary is a killer for the Kings. Every team was a playoff team last year except two Grizzlies, and Clippers the last two games. As well as the first five games of March.

Kings-Tyreke Evans or DeMarcus Cousins

Funny thing is the guy who made this topics name is Confidence. Anyways love Willis. Just an absolute beast.

http://www.otrbasketball.com/forums/topic/14585-predict-eastern-standings/ There's only five teams now in the East?

Digging WVU being up there, just hoping Cal will shine with USC's problems.

Morrow should be at least an A- for the Nets.

It should be in LA. But will it seems like a better question.

5A. Peja 5B. Billups 4. Nowitzki 3. Allen 2. Bryant 1. Nash

For the Kings their overall season my favorite was a 35 point comeback against the Bulls. As for the entire league-Game 7 of the finals.

Pretty sure Williams would play over all of them except Curry. But I do agree that Williams wouldn't play point as a starter.

It wouldn't be. Those are just pieces to the trade.

First off the starters down loww will be Lee, and Beans. Second Ellis isn't a fan favorite lol. Third I hope it would be the third team giving the pieces back to the Warriors because the Cavs have absolutely nothing that would make it a good deal for the Warriors. Right now BTw the Starting line-up is Curry Ellis Williams or Wright depends who you ask Lee Beans

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

+1.

I've been to a few probably four or five. One Kings game, and four Warriors game, I think.

1. Miami Heat 3. Chicago Bulls 4. Atlanta Hawks 5. Boston Celtics 6. Milwaukee Bucks 7. New York Knicks 8. Charlotte Bobcats 9. Washington Wizards 10. Philadelphia 76ers 11. New Jersey Nets 12. Detroit Pistons 13. Cleveland Cavaliers 14. Indiana Pacers 15. Toronto Raptors

DeMarcus Cousins just because he plays for my favorite team, but not counting that my list: -Xavier henry and Cole Aldrich because of Kansas -Also Paul George and Devin Ebanks

So the T-Wolves were in the top 20 for the off-season? They had a terrible off-season, IMO. From the Jefferson trade to the draft it was all bad.

I also felt Joe Alexander was going to walk in and be an affective player in the NBA, but he's just a bust.

Probably didn't count seeing as he was out all year.

Building a team through the draft IMO. You get to build around young talent that we'll be with you for some amount of years depending on certain things, which places you in a better position financially than building through free agency. Also building through draft helps you with the addition of adding free agents who will just fit into a certain role for much cheaper than spending huge amount of money on a free agent and not being able to spend a lot off other money on other free agents to build around.

It's the Summer League. It's pretty much useless to compare how someone does in the Summer League to how they'll do in the NBA.