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Chapter 477 2015~2016 Season Preview!(2/2)

As the defending champions, they have no problem with this operation.

And in vertical comparison, the biggest difference between them and the original Nets is that their core lineup is very young and their strength is growing year by year.

So there is every reason to believe that their strength and performance will be even higher in the new season.

Projected: Curry, Thompson, Harrison Barnes, Draymond Green, Pachulia

Expected rotation: Barbosa, Livingston, Iguodala, Speights, Ezeli

Three, Cavaliers

The Cavaliers will still be the Nets' biggest rival in the Eastern Conference. Not only do they have a strong lineup on paper, but they also have a slight advantage over the Nets. They have gone through last season's run-in and have full chemical reactions, and they also made many effective moves in the summer.

Adjustment.

Or in other words, the Cavaliers are a more mature team than the Nets, and this will definitely be shown during the season.

Moreover, David Griffin also strengthened the team as much as possible this summer while maintaining the lineup. The Cavaliers' strength has only increased compared to last season.

Projected: Irving, Shumpert, James, Josh Smith, Love

Projected rotation: Dellavedova, LaVine, Pierce, Mike Miller, Tristan Thompson/Capella

Four, Spurs

Because Durant joined the Nets, many people intentionally or unintentionally ignored the news that Aldridge joined the Spurs.

This summer, the Spurs took advantage of the expiration of player contracts to maximize reinforcements. Their investment this season was much larger than in the past. The team has 4 players with tens of millions of contracts at the same time. This is a great opportunity for them.

Very rare.

This also sends a signal that after a season of failed revenge, the management is eager to win another championship before Duncan retires.

Just like they did for David Robinson.

Or to put it another way, the Spurs added an All-Star player Aldridge while retaining last season's lineup.

This already sounds crazy.

Expected: Parker, Danny Green, Leonard, Aldridge, Duncan

Projected rotation: Mills, Ginobili, Kyle Anderson/Richard Jefferson, Diaw, Boban Marjanovic

Five, Lakers

After two failed seasons, the Lakers' front office seems to have finally realized the importance of defense.

From the signing of McMillan to the subsequent series of operations, this has been confirmed, especially the Chandler trade.

However, one thing that must be faced squarely is that Kobe is about to turn 38. Compared with Jordan, his influence on the game has obviously declined.

After the Lakers begin to turn to defense, this may continue to be amplified.

But the good news is that the Lakers finally used Mayo's contract deal to acquire Jeff Green, which is a very good reinforcement.

Expected: Paul, Kobe, Green, Bosh, Chandler

Projected rotation: Mario Chalmers, Jordan Clarkson, Nick Young, Ed Davis, Perkins

Six, Mavericks

Seven, Raptors

Ujiri's operation of the Raptors has always been gradual.

This offseason, he successively signed Carroll, Scola, Biyombo and other high-quality role players, and traded from the Warriors to acquire Jack, the hero of the Warriors' championship last season.

The Warriors' lineup seems to have not changed much in the new season, but their strength has significantly increased.

Projected: Lowry, DeRozan, DeMarre Carroll, Scola, Valanciunas

Projected rotation: Jack, Terrence Ross, James Johnson, Patrick Patterson, Biyombo

Eight, Clippers

The addition of Deron Williams makes the Clippers seem to have a more reasonable lineup, but the key question is can Deron stay healthy in the new season?

Once Deron stays healthy, the Clippers' performance in the new season will be very exciting.

Projected: Deron, Eric Gordon, Jae Crowder, Griffin, DeAndre Jordan

Projected rotation: Austin Reeves, Jamal Crawford, Wesley Johnson, Brandon Bass, Cole Aldridge

Nine, Thunder

Durant's departure caused the Thunder to fall directly from the first tier to the second tier, but they are still competitive in the Western Conference after acquiring Gay.

Expected: Westbrook, McGehee, Gay, Ibaka, Adams

Projected rotation: Cameron Payne, Randy Foye, Robertson, Kyle Singler, Kanter

10. Celtics

Rondo's departure caused all the players from the "Boston Big Three" era to leave.

To make up for his departure, the Celtics traded Isaiah Thomas, and Ainge also signed several good role players in the free market.

However, according to some news, Butler and Howard have some differences in their game attitudes, which may be a factor of instability for the Celtics.

Projected: Thomas, Courtney Lee, Butler, Thaddeus Young, Howard

Projected rotation: Jameer Nelson, Gerald Green, Corey Brewer, Jared Sullinger, Olynyk

Eleven, Eagles

12, Heat

Thirteen, Timberwolves

This position seems a bit high for them, but James Harden's impact on the game continues to grow.

The addition of "No. 1 pick" Towns will also make this team full of talent.

Expected: Rubio, Harden, Shabazz Muhammad, Towns, Bogut

Expected substitutes: Lou Williams, Anthony Morrow, Nemanja Bjelica, Garnett, Gorgui Dieng



Time flies to mid-October, and the NBA preseason officially begins.
Chapter completed!
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