Who Will Win the West?
April 17th, 2008 by Mike KuryloUnlike the East, picking the winner of the West is a daunting task. There is much less variance between the top 7 teams in the West than the East. If given a thousand chances, I can see…
Unlike the East, picking the winner of the West is a daunting task. There is much less variance between the top 7 teams in the West than the East. If given a thousand chances, I can see…
We went over various scenarios, well, here is how everything actually turned out, on the last night of the NBA regular season.
I’ve taken a look at the possible draft scenarios, so let’s now take a look at the other fairly confusing bunch of scenarios, the seeding scenarios in the Western Conference.
Earlier this year it looked as if the East were a one team league as the Celtics were above and beyond the rest of the conference. But at the end of January…
Upon request, here is an updated look at the draft scenarios with two games left in the season (do note that they look a lot worse for the Knicks than they did Saturday morning).
With three games left in the season, it’s a good time to look at the various scenarios for the draft (important for Knicks fans)
As hoped/expected, Patrick Ewing was chosen to be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame for its 2008 class, along with his longtime nemesis, Hakeem Olajuwon and New York hero/villain, Pat Riley. Congratulations, Patrick!!