Quote from: harizen on August 08, 2018, 08:06:43 AM

Quote from: jossiel on August 08, 2018, 01:40:07 AM

Quote from: Reid on August 07, 2018, 04:26:38 PM

Can we say whoever wins the West will win the Finals.

Ahmmm.

I guess we can say that. Most of the teams on the Western Conference have their powerhouse and made their roster upgrade pretty well.

Just because of few transfers, we are now underestimating the East. Grin

Kind of agree to the statement above but it's not underestimating. It's just that we are taking the scene into reality.

" FOR NOW" if no teams in the East will have at least a major revamp in their roster then it's more likely that a West team again will bring home the champ. Remember that LeBron James team never dethroned in Eastern Conference Finals for 8 consecutive years (yes with the help of his teammates but he is the most dominant) and struggles at some point against the Western Conference champion during finals. And now that he's on the West, Eastern contender might be a question for now. Yes there are young teams that gaves Lebron a headache but still I don't see them will take a chance against the monster on the West especially at the current champion.

Again, it's not a final verdict. Ball is round and everything can happened.

Yes it could be a big surprise that could happen.

There is still trading that happens before the All Star and that could also make a difference.

I want to see more of Philly. This team made a huge impact in the Eastern Conference.
Also Phoenix Suns might do some changes with their roster without moving their new stars.
How about Boston? They are full of injured players. Looks like it is going to be a hard fight for them.

Kyrie with knee injury. But now at camp hoping to be 100 percent. Marcus Smart who forced to play in playoffs even with straps in his hands.
Hayward is also doing some work by now.