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Charlotte, then Miami. After that, Chicago and the Bucks.
6. Chicago Bulls
7. Charlotte Bobcats
8. Miami Heat
9. Milwaukee Bucks (possibly make the playoffs)
I would have to say the Miami Heat. Would love to see a Celtics/Bulls rematch.
Charlotte, then Miami. After that, Chicago and the Bucks.
Bobcats or Bulls no doubt
Bobcats. They play good defense and have a whole team that plays one on one and can get hot at anytime. Remind me a little but like the Warriors of 2007 with a top 5 defense
as much flak as larry brown has gotten, any team of his that is playoffs bound is a bit of a threat.
How about Toronto??
Yeah technically you guys are a lower seed because you are in 5th place.
I would say:
Bobcats
Raptors
Bulls
Heat
If Bulls make the move that has been in trade rumors recently (a trade for Ray Allen) then they would easily be the biggest playoff dark horse. If they can just get some sort of scorer to help D-Rose they will be very dangerous.
In order,
Bobcats, Raptors, Bulls, Heat, Bucks
Charlotte has two big-time players, a big-time coach, good size on the perimeter and plays great defense. Toronto has great size, shooting ability and a bell-cow in the pivot, a poor man's 2008-09 Magic. Chicago has Derrick Rose and just seems like a fearless team- they go right at the Cavaliers whenever they play them, and of course they almost beat Boston in the playoffs last year.
I don't consider Miami or Milwaukee to be threats to anyone. The Heat are awful everywhere aside from D-Wade and the Bucks just don't play enough defense.
The Bobcats. Everyone knows the Lakers are their .
the Bobcats have a history of beating good teams and losing to ty teams, which is why they have a crappy record every year 9more crap teams than good teams). But there aren't any teams in the playoffs
Bobcats easily.
New Jersey or Detroit.
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