[閒聊] ESPN的開季預測

看板BLAZERS (波特蘭拓荒者)作者LaGregRoy (拓荒三本柱)時間15年前 (2010/10/23 12:24)推噓6(6推 0噓 0→)

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一年一度的神棍時間又到了看看ESPN的專家們怎麼說 Predicted Finish For Portland Trail Blazers: 2010-11 http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/preview2010/news/story?page=Predictions1011-TrailBlazers ANALYST COMMENT PREDICTIONS J.A. Adande, ESPN.com | Adande's picks If everyone's healthy it could create more problems than Northwest: 2 it solves. How do Brandon Roy and Andre Miller split the ballhandling duties? How many touches for Greg Oden? West: 4 Will Rudy Fernandez say he wants out in a third language? Chris Broussard, ESPN Mag | Broussard's picks If the injury bug leaves them alone this season, Northwest: 3 particularly regarding Greg Oden, the Blazers could win the division and grab the second seed. Besides that, a West: 5 big question is, can Andre Miller and Brandon Roy coexist and thrive together? They're going to have to for the Blazers to be a threat. Chad Ford, ESPN.com | Ford's picks The Blazers are the West's sleeping giant. Last year the Northwest: 2 team had a terrific season, despite a flurry of injuries. We're still waiting to see if Greg Oden and Joel Przybilla West: 3 can come back healthy, but even if they can't, the Blazers are loaded with talent. They could be the best team in the West. Zach Harper, Daily Dime Live | Harper's picks Brandon Roy wants the ball a lot more. This isn't the Northwest: 2 first time he's asked for this, but it might now be an option the Blazers can't ignore. Ride Roy's ability and West: 6 pray for health in the frontcourt. Rinse, lather, repeat. John Hollinger, ESPN.com | Hollinger's picks Given the offseason tumult, the masses seem to have Northwest: 1 forgotten that the Blazers are absolutely loaded. That's true even if Greg Oden is only an occasional participant. West: 2 The talent isn't as cohesive as L.A.'s, nor as top-heavy, but a trade may yet change that. Tim Legler, ESPN | Legler's picks Managing injuries is what it comes down to for this team. Northwest: 3 Who knows what you're going to get from Greg Oden? Where's Brandon Roy going to be with his knee? Health is always West: 5 going to be a question for the Blazers until they can show they're over it. Chris Sheridan, ESPN.com | Sheridan's picks Who will give them more bang for the buck: Wes Matthews Northwest: 3 or Greg Oden? Me, I'm going with Matthews. And on a side note, I'm going with Rudy Fernandez as a co-favorite with West: 7 TJ Ford of Indiana as the most likely to be traded first. So strong 1 through 5, give them the edge over Denver in the Northwest. Marc Stein, ESPN.com | Stein's picks The Blazers probably didn't get enough credit for what Northwest: 3 they did last season in the face of so many injuries. But it's likewise hard to shake the suspicion that they can West: 6 get enough games from Brandon Roy and Greg Oden to make a sustained push. Michael Wallace, ESPN.com | Wallace's picks Injuries and poor chemistry derailed Portland yet again Northwest: 2 last season. The Rudy Fernandez saga proves there's always someone disgruntled. But Nate McMillan has established a West: 5 pecking order that starts with Brandon Roy on offense and Marcus Camby on defense. Greg Oden gets a third chance to make a first impression. Brian Windhorst, ESPN.com | Windhorst's picks They simply haven't had a chance because of their injuries Northwest: 2 and general bad luck. No matter what, they still have one of the best pick-and-roll combos in Brandon Roy and LaMarcus West: 5 Aldridge. This promises to be a skin-tight divisional race again and karma says the Blazers are owed some fortune. AVERAGE RANKING Northwest: 2.3 | Standings West: 4.8 | Standings -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 74.115.0.24