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I would hate if Ray went to Miami, because then I'd have to root for them.
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We will finish ahead of the Celtics. They split this past season and the Celtics needed an overtime at home to beat NY. Of the teams in the East, Boston isn't one that I'm too worried about.
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Boston took Miami to 7 games
NY barely avoided a sweep
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I really don't want Ray to go to Miami. I hate the Heat. Two teams I could never root for: Heat and Lakers. The rest of them...I don't care. Ray would be a good addition to a young team like the Pacers.
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LOL, Knicks fans.
We heard the same thing before this season, and look who won the Atlantic and was a game away from the finals. Maybe the Knicks should...I dunno...win more than one game in the playoffs before you start proclaiming them to be the much better team?
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We had no point guard and was playing a one man show who had absolutely no consistent help. We were three games away from the Atlantic crown fella. The Boston Stranglehold of the division is over.
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And I'd be more willing to say it's Philly and not NY that will pick up the slack.
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Delusional.
You do know less than 5% of the Knicks' games are played against the Celtics, right? Why do you keep bringing up their season series (which, by the way, was 1-1...and 4-0 in the Celts' favor the year before) as proof that the Knicks will finish ahead?
The Celtics have won the division five years running, including a 2011-12 season where they had the best second-half record in the NBA despite being just as banged up as the Knicks. It's plausible that NY finishes ahead of them, but it shows your truly delusional you are that "Boston isn't one [of the teams] I'm too worried about."
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You could be correct, not sure how the cap restrictions work. ESPN's NBA trade machine wouldn't let me do that trade because the Celts are over the cap, but that could be because technically we are still in the 11-12 season and once the NBA calender or ESPN Trade Machine Cap calendar flips to 12-13 the trade is at least technically possible (I guess assuming NO is not over the cap too).
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Because the Knicks will win more games than the Celtics this year, thats why I'm not worried about the Celtics. With the talent we have coming back I don't see a reason why we couldn't win the division over an older Boston and a younger Philly team.
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That's a top-notch argument right there. Flawless, really.
The Celtics are a complete mystery this coming year. They have like 4 players under contract. I would hold off on this until you find out who is on what team for next year.
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