NBA 2004-2005 Predictions ( Archived on 11/2 @ 8 EST )

Atlantic Division
1) New York 3
2) Boston 5
3) Philadelphia 6
4) Toronto
5) New Jersey

Southeast Division
1) Miami 2
2) Washington 8
3) Orlando
4) Atlanta
5) Charlotte

Central Division
1) Indiana 1
2) Detroit 4
3) Cleveland 7
4) Chicago
5) Milwaukee

Northwest Division
1) Minnesota 1
2) Denver 8
3) Utah
4) Seattle
5) Portland

Pacific Division
1) Los Angeles Lakers 3
2) Phoenix 4
3) Sacramento 7
4) Golden State (they'll be competitive though)
5) Los Angeles Clippers

Southwest Division
1) San Antonio Spurs 2
2) Dallas 5
3) Memphis 6
4) Houston
5) New Orleans

Spurs beat Pacers

Regular season MVP - Kevin Garnett
Most Improved Player - Grant Hill
6th Man - Stephen Jackson
Defensive P.O.Y. - Ben Wallace
R.O.Y. - Ben Gordan
Scoring Champ - Kobe Bryant
Finals MVP - Tim Duncan
i never disrespect no women because i love my mama.

AALIYAH....Rest In Peace....
 
Atlantic:
NY
Philly
Boston
NJ
Toronto

Central:
Indiana
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwuakee
Chi

Southeast: worst division in nba history
Miami
wash
atl
orl
char


playoffs
1. Indy
2. Miami
3. ny
4, det
5 philly
6. clev
7. boston
8. was


Northwest:
minn
den
utah
port
seattle

southwest
san an
dallas
memphis
houston
NO

PACIFIC
kings
PHOENIX SUNS!!!!!
lal
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golden state

seeds:
1. sa
2. minn
3. sac
4. dal
5 memphis
6 pho
7 lakers
8 den

in the end its gunna be san over indy


mvp: garnett
6th man: qrich
mip: g. wallace
defensive: artest
scoring: kobe

Reppin 916 but not the Queens
 
Finals: Pacers over Sa
MVP: JO
ROY: Okafor
scoring champ: Iverson
Defensive POY: Ron Artest
MIP: no idea.....this one is usually set for the breakout player of the year thus making it the hardest to pick
 
orlando will win its division..you guyz are underestimating the magic...just wait and see and read this post after they win..the Southeast..
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"..the only way i've been practicing my whole life to live...my life is to be responsible to what i do..i don't know how to be responsible for what every black male do..i don't know..yes i am gonna say that i'm a thug..thats because i came from the gutter and i'm still here.."-Tupac Amaru Shakur
 
Devin Harris will be ROY
Be Peaceful,Be Courteous,Obey the Law, Respect Everyone; BUT IF SOMEONE PUTS HIS HAND ON YOU, SEND THEM TO THE CEMETERY.-Malcolm X.
 
MVP: shaq
ROY: Iguodala
MIP: yao
DPY: bowen
COY: stan van gundy
Scoring champ: kobe
Steals: artest
Blocks: duncan
World Champs: Miami Heat
 
I'm going with the San Antonio Spurs. I'ma laker fan, but if Duncan stays healthy goodnight.

MVP.. Kevin Garnett
ROY.. Dwight Howard

Oh and Lebron will average 24 ppg 6 boards 7 assists with 2 picks. By seasons end he should be a top 10 player in this league.






Remember my name.. seriously. I don't care if you gotta write it down or get it ink'd on your forehead just remember.. I'ma star!
 
Atlantic:

1) New York
2) New Jersey
3) Philadelphia
4) Toronto
5) Boston

Central:

1) Indiana
2) Detroit
3) Chicago
4) Cleveland
5) Milwaukee


Southeast

1) Miami
2) Washington
3) Orlando
4) Atlanta
5) Charlotte


Playoff Seeding's:

1) Indiana
2) Miami
3) Detroit
4) New York
5) New Jersey
6) Philadelphia
7) Chicago
8 Toronto

i think only one team in the southeast makes the playoffs


Playoffs:

Indiana def. raptors, 4-2
i hope bulls win in the playoffs but if they have a healthy shaq, Miami def. Bulls, 4-3
NY def. NJ 4-3
Detroit def. Philly 4-2

Indiana def. Detroit 4-3
Miami def. NY 4-0

Miami def. Indiana 4-2

WESTERN CONFERENCE:

Northwest:

1) Minnesota
2) Denver
3) Utah
4) Portland
5) Seattle

Pacific:

1) Sacramento
2) Phoenix
3) Lakers
4) Clippers
5) Golden State


Southwest:

1) San Antonio
2) Houston
3) Dallas
4) Memphis
5) New Orleans


Seeding's:

1) San Antonio
2) Minnesota
3) Sacramento
4) Houston
5) Dallas
6) Denver
7) Phoenix
8 Lakers

Playoffs:

San Antonio def. Lakers 4-0, no shaq no fisher means kobe will be fishing
Minnesota def. Phoenix 4-2
Sacramento def. Denver 4-1
Houston def. Denver 4-3

San Antonio def. Houston 4-2
Minnesota def. Sacramento 4-3, Cwebb calls time out

San Antonio def Minnesota 4-2 winner of this shows who the best team and best player in the league is

FINALS:
Miami def San Antonio 4-3, this would be a great match up and great finals i dont care who wins


MVP: Shaq: 29 PPG, 13 rebs, 4 blocks
ROY: Luol Deng and Ben Gordon
Coach: Scott Skiles
Defensive Player: AK-47
 
Atlantic:
1) Philly 3
2) NY 5
3) Toronto 6
4) Boston 8
5) NJ

Central:
1) Indiana 1
2) Detroit 4
3) Cleavland
4) Milwaukee
5) Chicago

Atlantic:
1) Miami 2
2) Orlando 8
3) Washington
4) Atlanta
5) Charlotte

1. Indiana
2. Miami
3. Philly
4. Detroit
5. NY
6. Toronto
7. Boston
8. Orlando

Northwest:

1) Minnesota
2) Denver
3) Utah
4) Portland
5) Seattle

Pacific:

1) Sacramento
2) Phoenix
3) Lakers
4) Clippers
5) Golden State

Southwest:

1) San Antonio
2) Houston
3) Dallas
4) Memphis
5) New Orleans

1. San Antonio
2. Minnesota
3. Sacramento
4. Denver
5. Houston
6. Utah
7. Dallas
8. Memphis

San Antonio beats Indiana in finals, 4-2.

MVP= Tim Duncan
Finals MVP= Tim Duncan
ROY= Devin Harris
DPOY= Ben Wallace
6 Man= Donyell Marshall






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First of all I will start by saying Pacers=2005 NBA Champ. I know nobody here, the media, league, fans. tv will give them respect but thats fine with me. Fact is, Detroit is a good team but Indiana played like crap, had injuries. and still almost took that series back to Conseco for Game 7. I refuse to believe that anyone can compete with a healthy Pacer squad.

Second, the Heat are not some almighty championship contender now :lol:
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Its funny how everyone from NT to analysts are touting this team as being so good when they're not. They got Shaq who will eat up touches & Wade, but they lost all the depth they ever had in Odom, Butler...who else? I mean who is in their starting lineup other than Shaq & Wade that are half-decent??? Plus they lost Rafer Alston to the Raptors. Sorry. but this team isnt all that.

Third, the Fakers will not make the playoffs.

NBA Finals:

Pacers defeat T-Wolves 4-3
 
East
1. Pacers
2. Heat
3. Sixers
4. Pistons
5. Knicks
6. Celtics
7. Magic
8. Cavs

West
1. Dallas
2. T Wolves
3. Kings
4. Spurs
5. Nuggets
6. Rockets
7. Blazers
8. Jazz

East Playoffs

Pacers Def Cavs 4-1
Heat Def Magic 4-0
Sixers Def Celtics 4-2]
Pistons def knicks 4-2

Pistons Def Pacers 4-2
Sixers Def Heat 4-1

West Playoffs

Dallas Def Jazz 4-1
Blazers def Twolves 4-2
Rockets def Kings 4-2
Spurs def Nuggets 4-1

Spurs Def Dallas 4-1
Rockets Def Blazers 4-3


Sixers Def Pistons 4-3


Spurs Def Rockets 4-2


Sixers def Spurs 4-0

MVP-Iverson (again)
ROY- J.R. Smith
Scoring champ- Iverson
DPOY- Ben Wallace
6th Man- Stephen Jackson
Coach of Year- Jerry Sloan
Finals MVP-Iverson
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East:
Atlantic:
Boston
New York
Toronto
Philadelphia
New Jersey

Central:
Detroit
Indiana
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago

Southeast:
Orlando
Miami
Washington
Atlanta
Charlotte


West:
Northwest:
Minnesota
Denve
Portland
Utah
Seattle

Pacific:
LAL
Phoenix
Sacramento
Golden State
LAC

Southwest:
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Memphis
New Orleans


Spurs over Pacers


MVP: Kobe

I'm so glad I was able to trade AI and Illguaskas for Kobe in my fantasy league. It sucks losing Z but I was soooo happy I was able to dump Iverson. I was thinking about dropping him anyways.
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im also going on the record and saying the predator's streak of being on the all nba team and all defensive now end since he will be exposed as being a true scrub without shaq
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im also going on record and saying Lebron's stats will be better than the predator's also (ppg, apg, rpg, spg)
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Playoff Seedings

Western

1.Dallas
2.Minnesota
3.San Antonio
4.Sacramento
5.Denver
6.Rockets
7.Jazz
8.Suns

Eastern

1.Detroit
2.Miami
3.Ny
4.Indiana
5.Cleveland
6.Philly
7.Magic
8.Boston

Finals-Dallas over Detroit 4-2
ROY-Devin Harris
6th Man-Jason Terry
Defensive player of the year-Ron Artest
MVP-Kevin Garnett(Shaq if he plays over 60 games.)

Be Peaceful,Be Courteous,Obey the Law, Respect Everyone; BUT IF SOMEONE PUTS HIS HAND ON YOU, SEND THEM TO THE CEMETERY.-Malcolm X.
 


Atlantic:
New York (3)
Boston (7)
Philadelphia (8 )
Toronto
New Jersey

Central:
Detroit (1)
Indiana (4)
Cleveland (5)
Milwaukee
Chicago

Southeast:
Miami (2)
Orlando (6)
Washington
Atlanta
Charlotte




Northwest:
Minnesota (2)
Denver (4)
Portland
Utah
Seattle

Pacific:
Phoenix (3)
Sacramento (7)
LA Lakers (8 )
Golden State
LA Clippers

Southwest:
San Antonio (1)
Houston (5)
Dallas (6)
Memphis
New Orleans



1st Round:
Detriot (1) over Philadelphia (8 )
Miami (2) over Boston (7)
New York (3) over Orlando (6)
Cleveland (5) over Indiana (4)

2nd Round:
Detriot (1) over Cleveland (5)
New York (3) over Miami (2)

East Finals:
Detriot (1) over New York (3)



1st Round
San Antonio (1) over LA Lakers (8 )
Minnesota (2) over Sacramento (7)
Phoenix (3) over Dallas (6)
Denver (4) over Houston (5)

2nd Round:
Denver (4) over San Antonio (1)
Minnesota (2) over Phoenix (3)

West Finals:
Denver (4) over Minnesota (2)


Tough series...
Denver Nuggets over Detriot Pistons in 6 or 7.

I didn't think the Nuggets would win the chip before putting this post together, but for some reason I see it happening now.


MVP: Kevin Garnett and/or Tim Duncan
Scoring: Kobe Bryant
MIP: Al Harrington
Defense: Ron Artest
6th Man: Jason Terry

I think that covers the important stuff for the season.

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Took me a little while to put that together, hope I predict some stuff correct.

Might be a little bias. :\
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Atlantic Division
1) Philadelphia 6
2) New York 7
3) Boston 8 -- My long shot. It was between them and Atlanta.
4) Toronto
5) New Jersey

Southeast Division
1) Miami 2
2) Orlando 5 -- I know this is high, but this is a potential pick.
3) Atlanta
4) Charlotte
5) Washington

Central Division
1) Detroit 1
2) Indiana 3
3) Cleveland 4
4) Milwaukee
5) Chicago

Northwest Division
1) Minnesota 2
2) Utah 4
3) Portland 8 Houston and Portland will be fighting for this spot.
4) Denver-- Sorry. 50 wins won't make the playoffs in the West.
5) Seattle

Pacific Division
1) Sacramento 3
2) Phoenix 7
3) Golden State
4) Los Angeles Lakers
5) Los Angeles Clippers

Southwest Division
1) San Antonio Spurs 1
2) Dallas 5
3) Memphis 6
4) Houston
5) New Orleans

Finals--Miami vs. San Antonio

Winner--? I hope Miami, but they aren't deep.

Regular season MVP - Shaquille O'neal
Most Improved Player - A. Walker
6th Man - Jameer Nelson
Defensive P.O.Y. - Ben Wallace
R.O.Y. - Shaun Livingston
Scoring Champ - Shaquille O'neal
Finals MVP - Shaquille O'neal
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Honestly this is how I see it:

Spurs
T-Wolves
Houston
Denver
Dallas
Pheonix
Kings
Utah
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Memphis
Portland

1. Spurs - They are a given. Basically a lock for home-court advantage in the playoffs barring a serious Tim Duncan injury.

2. T-Wolves - Another locked spot for home-court advantage. Having the most versitile player in the league along with the 2nd best backcourt in the league with definately give them the 2nd seed in the West.

3. Houston - This pick is just going on the Kobe/Shaq connection that I've seen in the past 6 years. Except in this relationship I think you'll see the guard stepping up and being the more dominate one in the "marriage".

4. Denver - The most solid front court in the league, but we don't know how well they'll mesh yet. The team last year even seemed to have chemestry problems, plus with the Nene/Martin fued before the season, the question only gets harder. Either way with one of the most potent starting 5's in the league, I see them possibly getting home-court advantage in the play-offs.

5. Dallas - The Mavs on paper look really good but a team with Jason Terry, Jerry Stackhouse, Dirk Nowitzki, and a up and coming scorer Marquis Daniels are going to have some serious shot selection problems especially since the only two that have played together are Dirk and Daniels. Dampier adds size and I think he will be more effective than people are saying, but the real question mark is chemistry. Dallas put together a nice team last year but it wasn't enough, loosing Nash was a huge loss but I see Daniels and Josh Howard doing more then Stackhouse and Terry this season. I actually expect Stackhouse and/or Terry to be traded by the Feb deadline.

6. Pheonix - Again on paper the team looks really solid but with two huge new additions to the team expect some bad chemistry in the beginning. Although Nash can play with just about any team and look as if he's playing with them for years, he's not used to playing with an actual PF in Stoudemire or an athletic SF in Marion. The SG spot on this team is the deepest in the league with Q and Joe Johnson who both can score and run the floor very well. But if the team doesn't blend well by midway in the season, trade rumors could start up again involving Shawn Marion. In all actuality this team is not built for the 2004-2005 season, this is a team of the future. within the next 5 years, if they can hold the team together

7. Loosing Vlade doesn't help this team at all, and Greg Ostertag makes it worse. The Kings will struggle the season with having an unhappy Peja. Webber needs to break out of his "slump" this year and put up some numbers to fill Vlade's void. If anyone on my list is underrated, I'd say it be the Kings and Grizzlies.

8. Utah - While last years team seemed to play on heart alone, ego's are starting to get involved with Okurs big contract, Boozers HUGE contract, and now AK47 asking for more money, so expect to see a different team here. While Hapring is an underappriciated player in the league, Arroyo isn't the man you want running your offense. I see this teams hustle and size putting them over Memphis in the season with a tie-breaker or 1-3 game lead at the end of the season.

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9. Memphis - They didn't really do much this off-season except not loose Stro and sign Cardinal. They have a great young core of players, and I hope they do make the playoffs, but I see them just missing it. Either way they'll have a great season, I don't see them really dissapointing anyone. Jason Williams will have another good season and James Posey will prove to be a serious threat this year. Pau will continue to improve and Bonzi will be the 6th man of the year this season over Q. Richardson of the Suns.

10. Lakers - Ah, the most dominate team of the last 5 years has been dismantled. Well, there's not much you can say except that when a team looses the best player on it's team, you can't expect them to do too well. Kobe is going to need to be Michael Jordan for this team to get into the playoffs, and I don't see that happening. Odom is a solid player but Butler is overrated and Brian Grant is getting closer and closer to retirement with those knees of his. Having no point guard and PF kill this team, and that's why I dont have them in the playoffs. No ladies and gentlemen, Brian Cook is not your savior because he had a decent preseason.


Well those are my thoughts on the West this season, it's going to be a wild season, and us NBA League Pass owners will get our moneys worth as always .

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Posted that a couple of days ago, here's my season standings

East

ATLANTIC
(4)Philadelphia&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
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New York
(7)Boston
Toronto&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
New Jersey&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
CENTRAL
(1)Detroit &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
(3)Indiana&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
(6)Cleveland&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
Milwaukee&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
Chicago &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
SOUTHEAST
(2)Miami&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
(5)Orlando &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
Washington &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
Atlanta &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
Charlotte

West

NORTHWEST
(1)Minnesota
(4)Denver&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
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Utah
Portland&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
Seattle&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
PACIFIC
(6)Sacramento
(7)Phoenix&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
L.A. Lakers&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
Golden State
L.A. Clippers&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
SOUTHWEST&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
(2) San Antonio
(3)Houston&nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp
(5)Dallas
Memphis
New Orleans &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp


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Eh, a little late, but here's mine.

East

Atlantic:
Boston (3)
NY (6)
Philly (7)
NJ
Toronto

Central:
Detriot (1)
Indiana (4)
Cleveland (5)
Milwaukee
Chicago :frown:
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Southeast:
Miami (2)
Orlando (7)
Washington ( 8)
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Atlanta
Charlotte

West:

Northwest:
Minnesota (2)
Utah (6)
Denver ( 8)
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Portland
Seattle

Pacific:

Sac (3)
LA (7)
Phoenix
GS
Clips

Southwest:
SA (1)
Dallas (4)
Houston (5)
Memphis
New Orleans

ECF: Pacers over Heat
WCF: Spurs over Wolves

Championship: Spurs over Pacers

I've picked the Pacers to make the finals the last 2 years and they've failed me, but I'm sticking with them this year.



 
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