Who's going to take that intensity and carry it along with him into the NBA?
I'd say either Durant or LeBron. Which isn't surprising. They're still the two best players in the NBA. And I wouldn't be surprised if they met in the Finals again this year.
I'd say either Durant or LeBron. Which isn't surprising. They're still the two best players in the NBA. And I wouldn't be surprised if they met in the Finals again this year.
well kobe's numbers began to go down so iwould say maybe durant
I'd say either Durant or LeBron. Which isn't surprising. They're still the two best players in the NBA. And I wouldn't be surprised if they met in the Finals again this year.
i can see the thunder in the finals if not close to the finals as for the heat if the supporting cast is as good as they were last year i can see em close to the finals
but as i said earlier i suspect bulls and thunder as long as derek rose doesn't get injured again
but as i said earlier i suspect bulls and thunder as long as derek rose doesn't get injured again
Derrick Rose isn't going to be 100% once the season starts. I'm not even sure if he'll play. Remember, he tore his ACL. That's a very long and delicate recovery stage.
Even without the injury, I'm not sure how you pick them over the defending champs who have basically everyone back and have added two new important people to their defense title run (Ray Allen, Rashard Lewis). I don't see anyone beating the Heat in the East.
Even without the injury, I'm not sure how you pick them over the defending champs who have basically everyone back and have added two new important people to their defense title run (Ray Allen, Rashard Lewis). I don't see anyone beating the Heat in the East.
I remember when the Bulls beat the Heat without D-Rose in the 2011-2012. They have a pretty good supporting cast. Now the Heat have Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen plus the other guys. It's going to be a very close game when they face each other.
I remember when the Bulls beat the Heat without D-Rose in the 2011-2012.
Are you talking about a regular season game? Judging by those, you could also say they finished with the best record. But who won the championship?
You should also remember the Heat beating the Bulls in 5 in the 2011 playoff run, DESPITE not having home court advantage, and that also being their first year together. Oh and not to mention, they didn't have Ray Allen.
The Bulls aren't going to be quite the same. An ACL tear is a serious thing. Recovery for that is typically 8-12 months. So, he'll be out for the start of the season. Not only that, but they lost a vital perimeter shooter in Kyle Korver.
The biggest threat to the Heat in the East? I'd say Boston or Philly.
Joe Johnson to the Nets hasn't been talked about a lot. I think Deron Williams and Joe Johnson are a good scoring combination, Johnson is arguably a good clutch player. I seen him beat the buzzer plenty of times.
Andre Igoudala to the Nuggets is pretty good. I don't know how they're oing to work it out since they like Wilson Chandler, Gallinari, and now Igoudala. But they can move Gallinari to power forward. Then, those other two can share minutes more comfortably.
Dorell Wright to the 76ers is interesting as well. He can provide some good minutes and shoot three pointers.
Can someone explain Deron Williams' dip in field goal percentage these past two years? He was always around that 45=50% range until he got traded to the Nets. Seems like his assist-to-turnover ratio has dipped as well.
Derrick Rose isn't going to be 100% once the season starts. I'm not even sure if he'll play. Remember, he tore his ACL. That's a very long and delicate recovery stage.
i know hell have a shaky start but he will get used to it and get good
Even without the injury, I'm not sure how you pick them over the defending champs who have basically everyone back and have added two new important people to their defense title run (Ray Allen, Rashard Lewis). I don't see anyone beating the Heat in the East.
true who do you guys thhink is better micheal jordan in 1992 or LBJ in 2012
i say jordan I remember when the Bulls beat the Heat without D-Rose in the 2011-2012. They have a pretty good supporting cast. Now the Heat have Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen plus the other guys. It's going to be a very close game when they face each other.
I remember when the Bulls beat the Heat without D-Rose in the 2011-2012. They have a pretty good supporting cast. Now the Heat have Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen plus the other guys. It's going to be a very close game when they face each other.
He's been taking more shots because he doesn't have good help from his other teammates. But Joe Johnson is on the Nets now, so Deron can chill little bit now.
