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[QUOTE="NineOneSeven, post: 5102882, member: 871"]
No better job in the world than being a head coach with a big contract and getting fired immediately. It’s absurd stuff. Monty Williams can retire comfortably.

Some great posts over the last few days. I think there are several teams that are in that dreaded “good” category, especially the east. Without question Cleveland leads the list, add in Orlando (granted they are young, so you obviously don’t overreact to it), Miami is always going to be right there in the “what are we” category but they have top tier coaching/management so they can figure it out, honestly even Philly until we can see Embiid actually not be hurt for once. In the west it is definitely NO and Sac, both teams with 2 all star level players that should feel good about the talent but just likely won’t get over the hump.

[USER=60]MikeSU02[/USER] said it already but Memphis is the wildcard of wildcards. The injuries they had last year were ridiculous, obviously the biggest being an all nba player in Morant (when he isn’t flashing weapons like a total bozo). They aren’t top 4, but they could still rip off 45 wins next year and it wouldn’t surprise me.
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