With Bynum healthy, this team should be the prohibitive favorites going into next season.
This team quietly made two excellent additions in Koufos and Knight, and now arguably has the best bench in the league.
Losing Posey hurts, but their bench is still very solid with House, Tony Allen, and Powe still in the fold.
Posey is a great addition, but this team still needs to fill a few holes on the bench to go with their superb starting lineup.
Although the Spurs are aging, look for them still to contend as long as they have Parker, Ginobili, and Duncan.
With Yao and McGrady healthy, this team will continue to be a force in the West. Their window of opportunity is shrinking though.
Nash, O'neal, Raja Bell, and Grant Hill are all aging; their bench will have to play a much bigger role this year if the Suns want to contend.
The Pistons have not made a significant move this off-season and still remain well behind the Celtics in the East.
The Mavs are still a playoff team, but don’t look for them to compete for a title unless they make a major trade.
They still need to resign Delonte West, but if Szczerbiak or Pavlovic can consistently hit shots, Cleveland could be better than Detroit.
This ranking assumes that they resign Iguodala. Brand is a great addition and should get Philadelphia into the top four in the East, if not higher.
Pietrus will be a solid addition at shooting guard, and Anthony Johnson provides solid experience as backup to Nelson.
With a healthy Oden, more experience and a deep bench, look for Portland to grab the last playoff spot in the West.
If this team could just stay healthy, they could be a top four team in the East. Look for Nick Young to make more of an impact this year.
Even with O'neal in the fold, this team needs Bargnani to play like the number one pick if they want to advance to the second round of the playoffs.
Losing Baron Davis probably keeps them out of the playoffs, but give them credit for stockpiling enough talent to at least contend.
I'm not sure this team can score enough points to make the playoffs. Thornton and Gordon will be relied upon to make big impacts.
Despite the holes at center and point guard, Wade, Marion and Beasley should be talented enough to grab the last playoff spot in the East.
The Kings are putting all their chips behind Beno Udrih to play as well as he did last year. If he produces, the playoffs are a possibility.
This ranking assumes they resign Luol Deng. I like their chemistry and bench, and if they Heat falter, the Bulls could slip into the playoffs.
From a talent perspective, they are a playoff team. But there may not be enough shots to go around for everybody.
It is a mystery why this team, with so much young talent, fails to compete for the playoffs each year. Let's see if Larry Brown can change that.
This team was already bad defensively, and traded away their best defensive player for nothing. They are going in the wrong direction.
I like their balance offensively, and they are deep up front. They are probably a year away from competing, but could be very good late in the season.
This franchise really let down their fans by letting Childress get away, and could lose Josh Smith as well.
The Pacers have solid wing players and T.J. Ford is a fine addition at point guard, but they lack scoring and depth in the frontcourt.
This team has a bright future, but they need another year to put it all together. Westbrook needs to prove he was worthy of a top five pick.
After Carter and Harris, this team has a lot of mediocre players. Don't confuse more talent in the frontcourt with better talent in the frontcourt.
If the Knicks can't trade Randolph and Marbury, they should just cut them and give the minutes to younger players.
They might score some points, but look for them to be one of the worst defensive teams of all time. Their frontcourt is extremely weak.
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