What are the 2009-2010 Division results here?

Mine are

1.Magic
2.Hawks
3.Heat
4.Bobcats
5.Wizards again

the Magic,Hawks,Heat,and Bobcats make the playoffs

itll be virtually the same

Wade cant do it all on his own for Miami

1. Magic (assuming they can keep Hedo)
2. Hawks (great position to repeat with homecourt advantage in the playoffs)
3. Wizards (assuming they can stay healthy; and their draft pick is effective; could be better if they get a big time vet, or worse too)
4. Heat (I'm not feelin' too much for O'Neal, but then again, this team could be #1 too)
5. Bobcats (They'll be last because of the tough division, but their record could be at .500, and all four teams can be .500 next year)

1. magic
2. Heat
3. Hawks- fall a little because of off-season trade talks and if JJ actually DOES get traded expect them to be fourth or fifth
4. Bobcats- MAKE PlAYOFFS!
5. Wiz- Can't stay healthy

1. Magic - Obvious choice
2. Hawks - I say, they get past Heat, again
3. Heat - Same as last season
4. Bobcats - Much more experienced and talented
5. Wizards - Don't have the skill to get there

Top 4 make play-offs

Boy no one has any confidence in Washington besides me! Even with Flip and Sam Cassell, moreso on Flip, the Wizards aren't expected to get out of last place?

I don't really see any weak links in the Southeast, except Gilbert's knee, and it is possible that every Southeast team will make the playoffs, though it will be real hard given that Chicago and Philly are also playoff worthy.

acleex wrote:

Boy no one has any confidence in Washington besides me! Even with Flip and Sam Cassell, moreso on Flip, the Wizards aren't expected to get out of last place?

I don't really see any weak links in the Southeast, except Gilbert's knee, and it is possible that every Southeast team will make the playoffs, though it will be real hard given that Chicago and Philly are also playoff worthy.

If the Wizards can stay healthy they have a chance to make the playoffs again.

they were in the playoffs 4 straight years before they took a nosedive this year. I like their team is they draft James Harden. I think Arenas and Harden will be a decent backcourt. Caron Butler is an underrated scorer and Antwan Jamison is a solid player.

I dont think they will be above a 7 or 8 seed if they can the playoffs. I think the Top 4 in the East will surely be Cleveland,Boston,Orlando,and Chicago.

The Hawks,76ers,Heat,Nets,and even Bobcats would be the teams the Wiz would have to beat to make the playoffs.

Mine are:
1. Magic, Dwight+Lewis+Hedo=Total Dominace (if they are shooting well)
2. Hawks. If the Hawks have all their players healthy and playing well, they might be second best.
3. Heat. Dwayne Wade and Michael Beasley will work together to be 3rd best.
4. Wizards. The Wizards did bad last year because Agent 0 was injured. If he wasn't injured the Wizards might have won +20 wins.
5. Bobcats. The Bobcats don't have any All Stars. Emeka Ekafor and Raymond Felton are the only good players I know.

YK wrote:

Mine are:
1. Magic, Dwight+Lewis+Hedo=Total Dominace (if they are shooting well)
2. Hawks. If the Hawks have all their players healthy and playing well, they might be second best.
3. Heat. Dwayne Wade and Michael Beasley will work together to be 3rd best.
4. Wizards. The Wizards did bad last year because Agent 0 was injured. If he wasn't injured the Wizards might have won +20 wins.
5. Bobcats. The Bobcats don't have any All Stars. Emeka Ekafor and Raymond Felton are the only good players I know.

The Cats have Boris Diaw, Raja Bell, DJ Augustin, and Gerald Wallace, all solid players, and Wallace could have been an All Star if he played on a better team.

acleex wrote:

YK wrote:

Mine are:
1. Magic, Dwight+Lewis+Hedo=Total Dominace (if they are shooting well)
2. Hawks. If the Hawks have all their players healthy and playing well, they might be second best.
3. Heat. Dwayne Wade and Michael Beasley will work together to be 3rd best.
4. Wizards. The Wizards did bad last year because Agent 0 was injured. If he wasn't injured the Wizards might have won +20 wins.
5. Bobcats. The Bobcats don't have any All Stars. Emeka Ekafor and Raymond Felton are the only good players I know.

The Cats have Boris Diaw, Raja Bell, DJ Augustin, and Gerald Wallace, all solid players, and Wallace could have been an All Star if he played on a better team.

Wonder how NBA would change if the Okafor-Howard debate ended up by sending Howard to Charlotte and Okafor to Orlando... Just think about that...

Or the LeBron-Carmelo debate...

It's hard toeven think about Carmelo in Cleveland or LeBron in Denver

Cavs Browns Indians wrote:

Or the LeBron-Carmelo debate...

It's hard toeven think about Carmelo in Cleveland or LeBron in Denver

Dang, it is hard. Or if CHris Paul and Deron WIlliams went before Andrew Bogut and Marvin Williams to the bucks and Hawks.