It's ticking me off the the only teams with cap space are in the East and it seems like all the big free agents are going to land in the East, making it that much more difficult for us and another cakewalk year for the Lakers. 
I wish Lebron would sign with the Clippers.
Sick of the Lakers having such easy seasons!
How many of the FAs are from the east? The top 3 are. Clev will likely no longer be a threat, though Chi or Mia could be much improved.
Utah and Phx look like they will be far inferior. Clips will be better already with Griffin, but without grabbing a good FA i don't take them to seriously. Oden returning is always big for Portland and OKC could be improved by aging (or they could regress to the mean). San Ant is like a bit of a wildcard like us, except they have more people under contract. I wouldn't overemphasize San Ant's elimination last season -- bad matchup for them against Phx.
Denver will continue to worry about K-Mart and Nene getting injured and their coach disappearing. Only Utah and Phx look to be hurt by losing top free agents. I expect this to hurt Phx more than Utah since health would help Utah more than Boozer. Milsap needs to come to play though.
If someone like Amare goes to the Knicks, will that make much of a difference? Mia had a better player in Wade last year, but they were still only mediocre. I don't expect the Knicks to be any better than last year's Miami unless they get 2 great players.
I also feel like Kobe will continue to have more health issues every year. He is definitely a warrior, but not having Kobe at a transcendent level really dilutes the Laker lineup.
Topic: Another Cakewalk for the Lakers? (Read 7786 times)