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^probably, its all cyclical. the west has been so strong for so long, alghough its down this year...
Yeah, the east dominated in the 90's and the West dominated the 00's. Each with a 7-3 finals record. So far in the 10's the west is up 2-0 but I think that will level out here over the next 5 years.
Before Shaq left Orlando the east had 5 very tough teams. His movement from east to west was pretty critical IMO to distrubing the balance of power.
The east has been getting a large migration of talent from the west in recent years and not to mention draft picks like Lebron and Howard and Rose....the cycle continues.
At this point I'm getting REALLY interested about the western conference because so few games separate the teams out there and so there is potentially a lot of movement yet in terms of seeds and so forth.
Oh ok, not as of now. But if the Sixers beat them next game, then they'll be better again.
Your posts are best read with copious amounts of alcohol.
Up until the first matchup between the Bulls and Sixers this season, the Sixers had the Bulls number so with the Bulls finally doing something they had not done in a while, I have to say that the Bulls look to be the better team.
1. Beating Sixers in Philly
2. Beating the Sixers period.
Up until the first matchup between the Bulls and Sixers this season, the Sixers had the Bulls number so with the Bulls finally doing something they had not done in a while, I have to say that the Bulls look to be the better team.
1. Beating Sixers in Philly
2. Beating the Sixers period.
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