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Writing Detroit off are yee.
No-name players. Davis was Indianas 2nd/3rd best big man, and is still a capable rebounder/defender when needed. Evans is a Tayshaun type player. He is bigger, not as good defensively, and can hit shots.
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Writing Detroit off are yee.
No-name players. Davis was Indianas 2nd/3rd best big man, and is still a capable rebounder/defender when needed. Evans is a Tayshaun type player. He is bigger, not as good defensively, and can hit shots.
Last edited by Marklar MM; 09-13-2005 at 07:10 PM.
And anyway, Miami is not top 3.
Righting Detroit off are yee.
No-name players. Davis was Indianas 2nd/3rd best big man, and is still a capable rebounder/defender when needed. Evans is a Tayshaun type player. He is bigger, not as good defensively, and can hit shots.
And what say you about Flip?
I want to see this stretch...
Well, Chauncey said the only reason they never played defense in Minnesota was that they didn't have many defensive players. He said that Flip is more than capable. But we will see about this. I also look to see Flip increase offensive output of the team.
Flip used zone as much as anyone his last couple of years in Minneapolis...much more than Larry Brown did.
I think this year Flip gets exposed.
Houston should be higher than Phoenix.
Sacramento should be higher than Dallas.
My rankings:
1. Spurs
2. Pistons
3. Heat
4. Pacers
5. Rockets
6. Nuggets
7. Sacramento
8. Cleveland
9. Phoenix
10. Dallas
My rankings :
1)Spurs (of course!)
2)Pistons (no brainer)
3)Mavs (Yes.. the Mavs.)
4)Rockets
5)Heat
6)Pacers
7)Suns
8)Kings
In case you guys question why I ranked the Mavs 3rd, for the past few seasons, analysts have not been high on em and for each of those years, they have come back to bite naysayers in the butt. They have a lineup that could more than compensate for the loss of Finley IMHO. Fin's game fits the Spurs more nowadays.. he's no longer the deserving starter he was but he does make a heck of a sixth man.
Last edited by Duncanfan; 09-14-2005 at 07:00 PM.
1)San Antonio (59-23) - The NBA champions had an incredible summer, keeping all their key parts and adding Nick Van Exel and Michael Finley. They're the clear favorites to win the 2005-06 championship
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