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Hope to see big Raptors improvement next season!
Hope to see big Raptors improvement next season!
Kevin Durant isn't leaving OKC. He will probably test free agency, but that's about it.
The cavs are looking formidable now. With Richard Jefferson signing, it covers the backup sf position with a true forward, not to mention RJ shot 43% from 3, making him expandable. All that's left for the cavs is to sign JR Smith and Tristan Thompson. The cavs also have 2 trade exceptions which may come in handy down the line. If healthy, this is the best team.
Told you guys Tristan Thompson is not staying with Cleveland man does not want to be coming off the bench he's arguably top 3 offensive rebounder in the League he deserves to start...
95 million though still he don't deserve that unless his offense improves 10 fold.
He's insane.. I can't believe he thinks he deserves to earn more than Kyrie.
He's a really good player and was a big reason why Cleveland beat Chicago in the playoffs his rebounding was amazing... When you give Lebron second chances usually he doesn't mess up.
But his rebounding is not worth 95 million LOOOL he's still very young once his offense improves he will be a really good player getting double doubles every game for sure.
Do you think he's worth 80m max deal? Because he turned that down. He thinks he should be making 95m coming off the bench. His rebounding skills are amazing, but yeah.. No way he's worth that much, even if he developed his offensive game to someone like Paul Millsap.
Raptors nation! Definitely will be an underdog contender.
Raptors are the most boring team to watch, this coming from someone in Toronto.
Everyone expects them to make the playoffs, nobody expects them to get past the first round. Unless something changes, we're stuck in this rut for the next few years.
Every team in the East 1-8 should finish above .500 for the first time in a while.
The West's 8th spot will not have a record good enough to be top 4 in the East this season.
What makes you say this? West has historically killed the east so just wondering why the sudden change in this season
The Standing by the end of the season will be as followed...
EAST
1. Cleveland
2. Chicago
3. Toronto
4. Atlanta
5. Washington
6. Miami
7. Milwaukee
8. Indiana
WEST
1. Golden State
2. Oklahoma City
3. LA Clippers
4. San Antonio
5. Houston
6. Memphis
7. New Orleans
8. No idea....
In the East Cleveland will be on top for sure but from number 2-5 the order can change but those teams will fill 2-5 for sure.
The West top 4 teams will be those I listed but again the order can change as for the 8th spot in the West it's honestly a wild card and up for grabs for the first time in a long time.
Every team in the East 1-8 should finish above .500 for the first time in a while.
The West's 8th spot will not have a record good enough to be top 4 in the East this season.
If Westbrook and Durant stay healthy and play to there potential one of them will get the MVP award for sure.

