Yeah, ok, I've been out of the basketball loop since the Wiz traded Webber. However I couldn't help but notice that the NEW JERSEY F'N NETS are the top seed in the East. Que? Is it the magic of Yinka Dare?
An explanation would help me make sense of this. Is it the presence of Bill Cosby at ownership meetings? (Pudding pops ruled. I miss them.)
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The Dinka Dunka !!! What a waste of a pick. Almost as bad as the knicks picking Fredric (Posterized by Vinsanity at the Olympics) Weis.
Nets are running away with the East with an exciting brand of basketball but come playoff time they will have to watch out for the Sixers - who seem to be laying low for the stretch run.
As good as the Nets may be this year, the NBA champ will come out of the West - either LA or Sacto with Dallas & San Antonio looming as possible spoilers
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1. Yinka Dare did get an assist although i couldn't tell you when it was or how many he finished with, but i remember seeing it.
2. I wouldn't say the Nets are running away with the East they are only 3 and half games ahead and are on a 4 game losing streak. And the only reason it's not even closer than that is because Detroit (2nd) and Milwaukee (3rd) are both on losing streaks as well. Boston (4th and won 4 in a row) and Philly (5th and won 3 in a row) could pass them up and i wouldnt' be surprised to see one or both of them finish ahead of the Nets.
3. I agree that the West will win the title, but I think Dallas should be considered with LA and Sacramento, afterall they have the most wins in the NBA. As for a sleeper, I think Portland has a better chance than San Antonio.
DJ FROSTY: Meanwhile, it looks like the Suns are really getting their ish together. You got that right. Including the pickup of Nash, I like the Suns as good as anyone in the West now that Shaq is gone. If it would boil down T'Wolves v.