4 September 2010, 9:55 pm
Eastern Conference Overall Standings 1.) Miami Heat= 68-14 2.) Orlando Magic= 59-23 3.) Boston Celtics= 54-28 4.) Chicago Bulls= 52-30 5.) Atlanta Hawks= 50-32 6.) Milwaukee Bucks= 48-34 7.) Washington Wizards= 42-40 8.) New York Knicks= 41-41 9.) Charlotte Bobcats= 40-42 10.) New Jersey Nets= 39-43 11.) Philadelphia 76ers= 38-44 12.) Detroit Pistons= 37-45 13.) Indiana Pacers= 35-47 14.) Cleveland Cavaliers= 23-59 15.) Toronto Raptors= 17-65 Division Champions Southeast= Miami Heat Atlantic= Boston Celtics Central= Chicago Bulls Western Conference 1.) Los Angeles Lakers= 63-19 2.) Oklahoma City Thunder= 58-24 3.) Denver Nuggets= 57-25 4.) Dallas Mavericks= 53-29 5.) San Antonio Spurs= 50-32 6.) Portland Trailblazers= 49-33 7.) Houston Rockets= 48-34 8.) Utah Jazz= 46-36 9.) Memphis Grizzlies= 42-40 10.) Phoenix Suns= 41-41 11.) Los Angeles Clippers= 40-42 12.) Golden State Warriors= 39-43 13.) New Orleans Hornets= 38-44 14.) Sacramento Kings= 34-48 15.) Minnesota Timberwolves= 26-56 Division Champions Pacific= Los Angeles Lakers Northwest= Oklahoma City Thunder Southwest= Dallas Mavericks 2011 Playoffs First Round East Miami Heat vs. New York Knicks, Heat in 5 Orlando Magic vs. Washington Wizards, Magic in 5 Boston Celtics vs. Milwaukee Bucks, Celtics in 7 Chicago Bulls vs. Atlanta Hawks, Bulls in 7 West Los Angeles Lakers vs. Utah Jazz, Lakers in 6 Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Houston Rockets, Thunder in 6 Denver Nuggets vs. Portland Trailblazers, Nuggets in 6 Dallas Mavericks vs. San Antonio Spurs, Spurs in 6 Conference Semifinals East Miami Heat vs. Chicago Bulls, Heat in 6 Orlando Magic vs. Boston Celtics, Celtics in 7 West Los Angeles Lakers vs. San Antonio Spurs, Lakers in 6 Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Denver Nuggets, Thunder in 7 Conference Finals East Miami Heat vs. Boston Celtics, Heat in 6 West Los Angeles Lakers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder, Lakers in 7 2011 NBA Finals! Miami Heat vs. Los Angeles Lakers, Heat in 7 (2nd Franchise Championship) Finals MVP: Dwyane Wade (2nd Overall) Season Awards: MVP: LeBron James (3rd Consecutive) Rookie of the Year: John Wall (Number 1 pick in 2010 Draft) Coach of the Year: Erik Spoelstra Defensive Player of the Year: Dwight Howard (3rd Consecutive) Sixth Man of the Year: Jamaal Crawford (2nd Consecutive) Statistical Leaders Scoring: Kevin Durant= 31.2 PPG Rebounds: Dwight Howard= 14.3 RPG Assists: Rajon Rondo= 12.8 ASP Blocks: Dwight Howard= 3.5 BPG Steals: Chris Paul= 2.8 SPG Minutes: Carmelo Anthony= 39.7 MPG Minutes: Carmelo Anthony= 39.7 MPG 3P%: Mike Miller= .476%Minutes: FG%: Marc Gasol= .611% FT%: Chauncey Billups= .934% (Posted on 9/5/2010, Notics: These opinions may change anytime) I have the right to my own opinion! So eff off if you are just going to post hate answers. All you have to do is disagree not go on your little fanboy Lakers riot! *FORGOT MOST IMPROVED PLAYER* I predict: ::either:: Mario Chalmers or JJ Hickson. ( I havent thought much for this one! ) ***::I will delete HATER comments!::*** @tingymankobe, u just wish im a bandwagoner and fanboy cuz ive been a heat fan since 2005 and i watch almost every game since then, i read MANY articles every week about the heat and the nba, and if u didnt notice lebron cannot score all the points with wade bosh and mike miller in his way... wade lebron and bosh are all best friends and theyre not going to fight for points.. thats probably the stupidest answer ive heard.... learn to do ur research before u call someone a bandwagoner.... i wouldnt be talking about bandwagoning if i wuz u, mr tingymanKOBE also im rethinking my decision on lebron being mvp, becuz of his load, and i SWEAR TO GOD im not a bandwagoner, ive been OBSESSED with the HEAT and the NBA since 2005.... Read More »
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