I always laughed at those people who said the nba needs to reseed because one conference is so much better then the other. any idiot knows things eventually level out.
you have super lineups forming with some of these teams.
Celtics already have one with 4 all star caliber players in Rondo, Allen, Pierce, Garnett.
Cavaliers have one, a more defensively oriented with 3 all star caliber players in james, mo williams, and shaq.
Magic have one with 4 all star capable players in Howard, Nelson, lewis, carter. some say carter isnt anymore, i disagree. not as good as he used to be, but i think he'll shine in orlando.
Pistons have one with Hamilton, Gordon, Stuckey, Prince, Villanueva. Hamilton, Prince, Gordon are already all star level worthy, Stuckey will be one for years to come and villanueva is a solid forward, not all star worthy though imo.
So you have these 4 super teams that take talent from mediocre Eastern teams and the West.
Then you have solid teams, not littered with all star talent, but are definently capable. Those teams are as follows:
Chicago: Rose is a top 3 PG, yes top 3. Salmons was a great find, and they get Deng back next year. im also right high on tyrus thomas.
Wizards: yes the wizards. the only reasoni didnt have them in the super lineup category was because there guys are always injured. they have a solid trio though.
Atlanta: dynamic duo in smith and johnson. horford is an emerging center and marvin williams is good.
Miami: they are at the bottom of this, but they got Wade so they have to be mentioned. they need more guys though.
I would take the East's super top 4 over the top 4 in the west, and I think the top 8 is a push imo. Without yao, I think its more like 7 vs. 8.
LA, Utah, Denver, Portland, New Orleans, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio are my west top 8.
you have super lineups forming with some of these teams.
Celtics already have one with 4 all star caliber players in Rondo, Allen, Pierce, Garnett.
Cavaliers have one, a more defensively oriented with 3 all star caliber players in james, mo williams, and shaq.
Magic have one with 4 all star capable players in Howard, Nelson, lewis, carter. some say carter isnt anymore, i disagree. not as good as he used to be, but i think he'll shine in orlando.
Pistons have one with Hamilton, Gordon, Stuckey, Prince, Villanueva. Hamilton, Prince, Gordon are already all star level worthy, Stuckey will be one for years to come and villanueva is a solid forward, not all star worthy though imo.
So you have these 4 super teams that take talent from mediocre Eastern teams and the West.
Then you have solid teams, not littered with all star talent, but are definently capable. Those teams are as follows:
Chicago: Rose is a top 3 PG, yes top 3. Salmons was a great find, and they get Deng back next year. im also right high on tyrus thomas.
Wizards: yes the wizards. the only reasoni didnt have them in the super lineup category was because there guys are always injured. they have a solid trio though.
Atlanta: dynamic duo in smith and johnson. horford is an emerging center and marvin williams is good.
Miami: they are at the bottom of this, but they got Wade so they have to be mentioned. they need more guys though.
I would take the East's super top 4 over the top 4 in the west, and I think the top 8 is a push imo. Without yao, I think its more like 7 vs. 8.
LA, Utah, Denver, Portland, New Orleans, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio are my west top 8.