The good ole don't say anything the last few days when the west was beating the east more and wait for the east to have a good day and post again. Classic stuff right there. East does still hold a 22-15 advantage in the head to head matchups, though. However, every team in the play-in in the west is .500 or better that isn't the case in the east right now where the 10th seed is 4-6 (4 of the 6 worst records are in the west, but from top through playoffs, the west is better). Granted that 4-6 team is the defending champs, but it still is their record.
Dude your honestly just getting weird at this point. The Wizards and cavs are the biggest surprises in the entire league (I’m surprised you are not more excited about the cavs to be honest). I’ll be the first one to admit I was wrong on the cavs. That being said, please just stop your nonsense on this topic. There are a legit ten good teams in the east right now. Get over it. Note it didn’t hurt or kill me to admit I was wrong on the cavs who I voted as the most hopeless franchise before the season started. I had a bad take on them. You have had a bad take. Just grow up and stop doubling down. It’s painful for everyone.
And there are legit 10 good teams in the West. I've objected to your pretty consistent statement that the East is way better than the West (and I did think it was funny you only said something after a good East day and said nothing the last several days when the West was the better conference). I just don't see it. The West has more of the really good teams. The West has more of the really good players. The West will, just as it has been, be the better conference again this year (though I do think Brooklyn and Milwaukee will be the 2 best teams in the sport when it all shakes out). The West does have 2 really bad teams (OKC, Houston) and who knows what New Orleans will be (obviously depends on Zion). San Antonio is bad, though not really bad. East seemingly only has 1 really bad team (Detroit), though Orlando and Indiana are also bad teams (like the Pelicans with Zion, Warren should help the Pacers but who knows how much). I don't buy Washington or Cleveland as legit playoff teams either, though I never thought they would be really bad teams. Maybe the 10 games to start the year is indicative of what they will be, but I certainly need to see more with them. Which is also the point I've been making. A few weeks at the start of the year says nothing about the conference. If you look at BetGm's title odds as of this morning, 7 of the top 11 are in the West, in order they are - BKN, LAL, MIL, GS, UTA, MIA, PHO, LAC, PHI, DEN, DAL (this tends to match most of the sites, at least generally). The Cavs have the 6th worst odds and the Wizards are the 8th worst odds. So Vegas isn't sold on them yet and they still think the West has more of the really good teams.