Re: [Celtics' Stuff ] Can the Heat burn the East?

[Celtic4Hire@xxxxxxx]

Ohhhhh, media darlings Cavs lose again tonight, now three loses in a row at 
home. Ohhhh, poor things. Knicks losing everyone to injury, poor things. They 
can't win a game anyways but now the "experts" have an excuse. Looks like the 
Cs will win by default...

Told you it was all McGinnis and the Knicks were paper kitty cats.......

DJessen33

<<             7. Cleveland Cavaliers
             Current record: 31-38
             Projected record: 38-44
             Skinny: The Cavs have been very good since the All-Star break 
and 
             will catch a few breaks in their schedule down the stretch. They 
             have tough games down the stretch on the road at San Antonio, 
             Dallas, Milwaukee, Memphis, Miami and New York, but all of their 
             home games look winnable. If they can just take care of their 
 home 
             court and squeak out one road victory (maybe against the Sixers 
 or 
             Knicks) they'll be in good shape. The Cavs currently own the tie 
             breaker with the Knicks, so if they finish tied for seventh with 
 the 
             Knicks, they get a huge break by having to face the Nets instead 
 of 
             the Pacers in Round One. 
 
             8. New York Knicks
             Current record: 33-38
             Projected record: 38-44
             Skinny: The Knicks missed some golden opportunities after the 
 break 
             to position themselves better for the playoffs. With 11 games 
             remaining, they have some work to do. The problem for New York 
is 
 it 
             has some tough road match-ups against the Pistons, Nets, Pacers 
 and 
             Hornets and some hard home games versus the Grizzlies, Blazers 
 and 
             Cavs. Assuming they beat the teams they should beat down the 
             stretch, the Knicks are going to have to come up with three wins 
             against those seven teams to get out of the eighth seed.  >>