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[QUOTE="SWFLCUSE, post: 2312413, member: 573"] It really is at an unreal disparity. If you go by ESPN's player rankings that they just published, 8 of the top 10 players are in the west as well as 21 of the top 30. For comparison's sake The 10th through 15th players out West are KAT, PG, Gobert, Jokic, and Davis. In the East you have Embiid, Isaiah, Kemba, Middleton, and Myles Turner. Now this isn't the most precise way to measure the talent difference, but I think it proves the point that this is the most unbalanced the conferences have been in a very long time. [/QUOTE]
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