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RsxPiimp
11-06-2013, 10:22 PM
I think the East will win the championship again this year, I don't like Miami's chances, Indiana has improved and Brooklyn's window appears to be small so I think KG, Pierce will push the team to go all out this year.

We have Miami, Indiana, Brooklyn, Chicago and maybe New York.


I'm picking Indiana, no one will touch them IMO. George worked on his game and conditiong this off season and the fruits of his labor are showing so far. The addition of Scola is big as well as Granger when he comes back.


Indiana is my pick.

Arnold Toht
11-06-2013, 10:24 PM
Miami. I've been gunning for a rerun of 6 since 6.

Rogue
11-06-2013, 10:33 PM
nothing is impossible in NBA but I'd still put my money on Miami if I had any money. The chance of Heat winning the East again will be 50% this year imho, with the other half shared by a number of teams including Pacers, Brooklyn, Bulls and Knicks. Knicks might be struggling right about now but they'll be fine imho, and I'll aways root for those NY teams against any team not named mavs because NY is my goddess's hometown, and I'll be rooting for Sweden on the world cup for a similar reason

hater
11-06-2013, 10:35 PM
Miami no question.

the real question is who will face Miami in the East Finals?

it could be Indiana, Brooklyn or Chicago IMO

ohmwrecker
11-06-2013, 10:56 PM
Pacers

StrengthAndHonor
11-07-2013, 12:02 AM
I'm partial to Brooklyn, they have a better bench than Indiana and come playoff time they'll be able to match Indiana's front court.

The way I see it though, Miami-Indiana series, I'll pick Indiana. Indiana-Brooklyn meets, I'm picking Brooklyn. Miami-Brooklyn meets, I'm going with Brooklyn here. It's all about match ups.


Chicago is a second tier team, New York shouldn't be in the conversation.

Cry Havoc
11-07-2013, 01:05 AM
I don't like Miami's chances

And why is that?


Brooklyn's window appears to be small so I think KG, Pierce will push the team to go all out this year.

The Griz had a small window last year. How'd that go for them?


We have Miami, Indiana, Brooklyn, Chicago and maybe New York.

lol New York. Not a snowball's chance in hell of winning the East.


I'm picking Indiana, no one will touch them IMO. George worked on his game and conditiong this off season and the fruits of his labor are showing so far. The addition of Scola is big as well as Granger when he comes back.


Indiana is my pick.

Very weak reasoning thus far.

Cry Havoc
11-07-2013, 01:07 AM
I'm partial to Brooklyn, they have a better bench than Indiana and come playoff time they'll be able to match Indiana's front court.

The way I see it though, Miami-Indiana series, I'll pick Indiana. Indiana-Brooklyn meets, I'm picking Brooklyn. Miami-Brooklyn meets, I'm going with Brooklyn here. It's all about match ups.


Chicago is a second tier team, New York shouldn't be in the conversation.

What has Brooklyn done in 5 game to convince you they're a threat to the title? They're 2-2 and just got blasted by Orlando, a team trying to lose games.

Splits
11-07-2013, 01:09 AM
Bulls.

lefty
11-07-2013, 01:11 AM
Heat

Jacob1983
11-07-2013, 01:12 AM
Charlotte Bobcats

StrengthAndHonor
11-07-2013, 01:20 AM
What has Brooklyn done in 5 game to convince you they're a threat to the title? They're 2-2 and just got blasted by Orlando, a team trying to lose games.

Orlando has also blasted the Clippers this evening, what does that mean? All these games in the beginning of the season don't mean much, as most teams are in the process of adjusting.

I'm counting on KG and Pierce to help the Nets come playoff time, and for most of these vets the regular season is a marathon not a sprint.

Cry Havoc
11-07-2013, 01:57 AM
Orlando has also blasted the Clippers this evening, what does that mean? All these games in the beginning of the season don't mean much, as most teams are in the process of adjusting.

I'm counting on KG and Pierce to help the Nets come playoff time, and for most of these vets the regular season is a marathon not a sprint.

My point is just that Brooklyn is a new team and even if they play extremely well, new teams typically don't do well in the post-season. Pierce and KG are well past their primes. They have to show a lot more than 2-2 to even really merit being considered as *threats* to the Heat, and you have them *favored* to win the East in 2 out of 3 matchups.

Can't hate on you for making a bold prediction, but wow, that's out there.

Robz4000
11-07-2013, 02:02 AM
Prolly Miami, but the Pacers wouldn't surprise me.


As an aside, if the Spurs come out of the West and face any team besides Miami, they'd win imo.