The San Antonio Spurs finished the previous season with a 33-39 record which was good enough for them to reach the play-in tournament. In the play-in tournament, they would lose a close game to the Memphis Grizzlies, being eliminated from the postseason in the process.
The Chicago Bulls had plenty of hope and excitement coming into this season. They made changes to their front office by hiring Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley. Billy Donovan was then hired as the new Bulls head coach.
Things are starting to click for the Miami Heat, who have now won 10 of their last 13 games. Even though the Heat seem to be back on track, there’s still a possibility moves will be made.
No one could have imagined this team going on to win 48 games and finish fifth in the Eastern Conference last year. In the playoffs, they went all the way to a game seven with the eventual champion Cavaliers. This team has a lot to build on going into this upcoming season.
The San Antonio Spurs finished the previous season with a 33-39 record which was good enough for them to reach the play-in tournament. In the play-in tournament, they would lose a close game to the Memphis Grizzlies, being eliminated from the postseason in the process.
The Chicago Bulls had plenty of hope and excitement coming into this season. They made changes to their front office by hiring Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley. Billy Donovan was then hired as the new Bulls head coach.
Things are starting to click for the Miami Heat, who have now won 10 of their last 13 games. Even though the Heat seem to be back on track, there’s still a possibility moves will be made.
No one could have imagined this team going on to win 48 games and finish fifth in the Eastern Conference last year. In the playoffs, they went all the way to a game seven with the eventual champion Cavaliers. This team has a lot to build on going into this upcoming season.
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