East
1. Chicago (60-22)
2. Boston (59-23) +1
3. Miami (57-25) +1
4. Orlando (52-30)
5. Atlanta (46-36)
6. Philadelphia (43-39)
7. New York (43-39)
8. Indiana (36-46)
9. Charlotte (34-48) -1
10. Milwaukee (33-49)
11. Detroit (29-53) -1
12. New Jersey (28-54)
13. Toronto (22-60)
14. Washington (20-62)
15. Cleveland (17-65) -1
West
1. San Antonio (64-18) +1
2. LA Lakers (59-23)
3. Dallas (57-25)
4. Oklahoma City (54-28)
5. Denver (50-32)
6. New Orleans (46-36)
7. Portland (46-36)
8. Memphis (45-37)
9. Houston (43-39)
10. Phoenix (41-41)
11. Utah (41-41)
12. Golden State (35-47)
13. LA Clippers (31-51)
14. Minnesota (20-62)
15. Sacramento (20-62)
Playoffs
First Round
Bulls over Pacers in 5
Celtics over Knicks in 5
Heat over 76ers in 6
Magic over Hawks in 6
Spurs over Grizzlies in 6
Lakers over Blazers in 5
Mavericks over Hornets in 7
Nuggets over Thunder in 7
Second Round
Bulls over Magic in 7
Heat over Celtics in 7
Spurs over Nuggets in 7
Lakers over Mavericks in 6
Conference Finals
Bulls over Heat in 7
Lakers over Spurs in 7
Finals
Bulls over Lakers in 7
The Bulls would be able to take advantage of playing on their home court to beat better teams in the final two rounds and win their first championship since Michael Jordan left in 1998. The First Round in the East looks pretty certain, but other than the Spurs and Lakers winning the early rounds out West, anything could happen.
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