Kblaze8855
02-25-2024, 02:20 PM
2016 and 2008.
Those two aside there was always an upset.
The Celtics are on pace for 65 wins so they’re gonna be top seed in the east. People are talking like they’re a juggernaut. Maybe they are maybe they aren’t but they’re definitely favorites. So let’s assume they make it.
Minnesota, OKC, the clippers and Nuggets are all close enough they could shift one through four by the outcome of a few days play. But right now it’s Minnesota and the thunder.
Assuming it’s one of them and not the clippers or nuggets who are both led by people who have already proven themselves, which newcomer do you give the best shot?
OKC feels like the Nuggets a few years ago. Coming but maybe not ready. But Minny is gonna rely on Ant who(I think) we all view as a serious threat to be great but he’s not been through the usual career turmoil and growth we see being a star really takes over the league.
Which young team do you think is most likely to make it out? Or will they both flame out to one of the more proven lineups?
Those two aside there was always an upset.
The Celtics are on pace for 65 wins so they’re gonna be top seed in the east. People are talking like they’re a juggernaut. Maybe they are maybe they aren’t but they’re definitely favorites. So let’s assume they make it.
Minnesota, OKC, the clippers and Nuggets are all close enough they could shift one through four by the outcome of a few days play. But right now it’s Minnesota and the thunder.
Assuming it’s one of them and not the clippers or nuggets who are both led by people who have already proven themselves, which newcomer do you give the best shot?
OKC feels like the Nuggets a few years ago. Coming but maybe not ready. But Minny is gonna rely on Ant who(I think) we all view as a serious threat to be great but he’s not been through the usual career turmoil and growth we see being a star really takes over the league.
Which young team do you think is most likely to make it out? Or will they both flame out to one of the more proven lineups?