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[Zac efron]

2010-11 Power Rankings: Training Camp
	RK (LW)	TEAM	REC	COMMENT
	1 (4)	Lakers	57-25	There will be the usual fretting about Bynum's health, but the champs have a better roster than last season's, Phil Jackson under contract for one more year and a healthy cushion on the competition in the West. Life is grand.
	2 (13)	Heat	47-35	After a haul to rival Jerry West's Shaq/Kobe platter in 1996, those Heat Hater taunts of yore won't be exclusively directed here. Too many haters to count now that Riles has built a dream team more loathed than L.A.
	3 (12)	Celtics	50-32	The Celts have succeeded the Spurs as the team you're most afraid to write off no matter how old they are. And they're doing it with a roster concoction so fascinating that the Dos Equis guy should be team spokesman.
	4 (2)	Magic	59-23	I'm off the Magic's bandwagon, true, but I do still like them. The biggest reason why: All the chirpiness that keeps flying between Orlando and Miami is one of the best subplots of this can't-start-soon-enough season.
	5 (16)	Bulls	41-41	Put me down as (A) rather impressed by Chicago's salvage signings after it missed out on the big names, (B) picking the Bulls to win their division and (C) firmly in the camp opposed to giving up Noah in a trade for Melo.
	6 (11)	Thunder	50-32	Any fears Durant might struggle with lofty expectations were obliterated in Istanbul. But he's going to need steady help to cement OKC as the No. 1 threat to L.A. out West. And I'm not completely sold KD's crew is ready.
	7 (6)	Spurs	50-32	You can safely presume that the Spurs will halt a four-season run in which they've won fewer games than the season before, dropping from 63 W's to 50 in that span. Though No. 2 in the West looks like their ceiling.
	8 (7)	Mavericks	55-27	The Mavs are still right there with OKC, San Antonio and the rest for the right to be a distant No. 2 in the West ... and still desperately chasing a star sidekick for Nowitzki after a frustrating summer on the trade front.
	9 (5)	Jazz	53-29	You certainly have the latitude to ask if Big Al can produce for a winning team like he has for lottery-bound squads. Just make sure to tip your cap to the Jazz for responding to Boozer's departure with more spending.
	10 (15)	Bucks	46-36	Don't be surprised to see/hear folks picking the Bucks to win the Central. Can't go that far until we're sure about Bogut's recovery, but this is a team deserving of coverage/chatter it won't get in the Miami/Boston conference.
	11 (8)	Trail Blazers	50-32	Seems cruel to point out that Oden has played in only 82 games in his first three seasons. But that's where the conversation has to start (again) because Portland will be a different team if he can ever stay healthy.
	12 (3)	Suns	54-28	Our Good Ship Nash ticket is a lifetime pass. But even if Hedo pans out we wouldn't dare forecast a repeat of '09-10, when the Suns Cinderella'd their way to the West finals after we were mocked for starting them at No. 10.
	13 (18)	Rockets	42-40	Reasonable expectations for Yao Ming's latest comeback from a serious foot injury? Hate to be cynical, but seeing what the Rockets eventually do with their decent cache of trade assets is the more interesting question.
	14 (10)	Hawks	53-29	Don't expect many Monday debates this season about whether the Hawks belong in East elite chatter. With Joe Johnson getting that massive contract but no help up front, they could slip to sixth in the conference.
	15 (9)	Nuggets	53-29	The Nuggets finished fourth back in August in the Team Turmoil category when ESPN.com polled the whole 93-member staff back in August. Rest assured they'd be a near-unanimous No. 1 now thanks to their Melo drama.
	16 (23)	Knicks	29-53	MSG didn't crumble when LeBron snubbed NYC for Miami. Yet it would be way more painful for the Knicks to see Melo go elsewhere, since they know Melo, unlike LeBron, badly wants to be a Knick and team up with Amare.
	17 (26)	76ers	27-55	No one doubts Doug Collins' ability to mastermind a significant improvement in Year 1. The doubts are still all about the mix of players: Can Elton Brand mesh with Iguodala, Holiday, Thad Young and the rest of the runners?
	18 (14)	Bobcats	44-38	Reclamation projects Shaun Livingston and Michael Jordan's old pal Kwame Brown will have to be huge successes to offset the letdown of a summer in which the Bobs' biggest achievement was reducing MJ's luxury-tax bill.
	19 (22)	Hornets	37-45	Melo's uncertain future has overtaken Chris Paul's as this season's LeBron-style obsession. But if the Hornets can't manufacture fast improvement and/or more help for CP3, their turn is coming soon.
	20 (19)	Grizzlies	40-42	Can Gay justify his max deal? Can Z-Bo repeat his breakout leap to All-Star status? Can the Griz flirt with .500 again with little depth or outside shooting and without the benefit of sneaking up on teams? Skepticism abounds.
	21 (24)	Wizards	26-56	After one of the most depressing seasons turned in by any team in history, Washington has me way more excited than I should be admitting out loud about its exhibition opener in Dallas on Oct. 5. The John Wall effect!
	22 (17)	Pacers	32-50	Can't remember the last time Indy had this much to talk about besides Granger: 1. Collison. 2. George. 3. Hibbert. 4. The prospect of a trade or two instead of waiting to see if cap space can lead to a big summer score.
	23 (27)	Clippers	29-53	It'll take a ROY from a still-eligible Blake Griffin and a mythical Comeback POY from Baron Davis this season to make up for the flushed-with-cash Clips, thanks to the Sterling factor, getting nowhere in free agency.
	24 (21)	Warriors	26-56	The Cohan regime was so abysmal for so long that the new Lacob/Guber ownership partnership can almost certainly count on a lengthy honeymoon no matter what happens this season. Especially after ousting Nellie.
	25 (29)	Nets	12-70	If he knew his biggest free-agent score would be Avery Johnson, maybe Prokhorov wouldn't have said all that stuff about getting to the Finals in five years or less. The flip side: Proky's Nets remain firmly in the Melo mix.
	26 (25)	Pistons	27-55	We'd love to pretend T-Mac's comeback or the next trade of a glory-days holdover -- Rip or Tayshaun -- can keep everyone captivated. But Motown will remain in limbo as a hoops town until this team is sold.
	27 (1)	Cavaliers	61-21	You know how people say that it takes half as long as the relationship itself for the heartbroken to get over that relationship? Probably not in this case. Who dares to think Clevelanders will be healed 3 1/2 years from now?
	28 (20)	Raptors	40-42	Something tells me the combo of Hedo's departure and the usual longings here about moving the committee's offices to Toronto won't bring nearly enough comfort to our Canadian friends. Not after L'Affaire Bosh.
	29 (28)	Kings	25-57	These very young Kings will definitely be bigger with Cousins and Dalembert, but don't bank on anything more than marginally better yet. Tyreke and Cousins, as a franchise duo, have some questions to answer.
	30 (30)	Timberwolves	15-67	The Wolves did admit in a full-page newspaper ad that competing for a championship this season is on the unlikely side. What they didn't say: It might be 2011 before they match K-Love's 9-win summer with Team USA.

클블의 추락이 눈에 띄네요...뉴저지는 아직 멜로 영입한 상황이 아니기 때문에..

영입 하면 어떻게 변할지 기대되네요...

[basti]

클블 순위 설명은 참 짠하네요..

[LAL-브라이언Kim]

레이커스가 1위군요.. 히트다음 일줄 알았는데 ㅋ

[Kirk Hinrich]

불스 우왕ㅋ굳ㅋ

[BGRANT44]

불스를 폄하하기는 그렇지만, 작년 유타는 데롱, 부져와 밀샙, 오쿠어, 키릴, 브루어..지금 불스 라인업과 비교할때, 그닥차이는 없어보이는데, 랭킹이 더 낮았었죠. 현재 불스는 로즈-브루어-뎅-부저-노아입니다. 5위팀, 작년에 41-41을 했던 팀인데, 오클이나 댈러스,샌안등보다 높다는건 그만큼 로즈에게 큰 기대를 하는거겠죠?

[[LAL]Stalker]

필라델피아의 순위도 많이 올라갔군요. 페이서스는 왜 떨어졌을까요... 다른 팀들의 성장때문에 그런거라도 해도;

[내마음은호수요]

댈러스가 생각보다 낮네요

[노비노비]

그러게요...흠..

[ForeverAI]

근데 오클같은경우는 저 순위대로라면 듀란트가 MVP받기에는 조금무리가 있지 않나요? 저번에 espn mvp예상 순위 1위가 듀란트였던걸로 아는데 뭔가 앞뒤가 좀 안맞는....

[바이올릭]

2~5위가 다 동부.... 이번동부피터지겠네요..

[scuderia]

미네를 너무 안쳐주는게 아닌가요..ㅎㅎ

[Point넘버원]

이번 시리즈도 정말 예측불허겠네요...동부는

[919_2]

닉스 16위! 8번시드의 기적!

[WhaT?]

보스턴.ㅠㅠ 아직 죽지 않았어. 론도야 가자!!

[트리플더블러가넷]

미네 ㅠㅠ 저런 평가를 뒤집는거다!

[No.1[T-Mac]]

시카고가 우승하는날이올까요.....?조던이 우승한게 전부죠???

[Point넘버원]

역시 우리유타는 평가는 늘 후하게 좋구나 후훗..