Which Most Promising Team Will Prosper Fastest

[Recca Gatsby]

Going off potential and a lil bit of crystal ball analytics and luck lol Span of about a couple years obviously.



Minnesota Timberwolves:

PG- Rubio/LaVine
SG- Wiggins/Osman
SF- Muhammad/Poythress
PF- Labissiere/Payne
C- Okafor/Dieng

Utah :

PG- Exum/Burke
SG- Burks/Tokoto
SF- Hayward/Hood
PF- Favors/Pope
C- Gobert/Turner


Orlando Magic:

PG- Payton/Wallace
SG- Oladipo/Fournier
SF- Harris/Winslow
PF- Gordon/Rabb
C- Vucci Mane/[Dakari] Johnson


Milwaukee Bucks:

PG- MCW/Ennis
SG- The Greek/Mayo/Selden
SF- Parker/Inglis
PF- Henson/Alexander
C- Kaminsky/Poeltl/Plumlee


Flipadelphia Sixers:


PG- Russell/Payton II
SG- Newman/Wroten/Covington
SF- Simmons/Grant
PF- Noel/Christmas
C- Embiid/Diagne

 

[Swiggy]

Oladipo in Orlando could be a problem, if they put proper pieces around him.

With that said, these teams need to add a key veteran, who'd be willing to go to their cities. I'mma go with the Bucks, tho...

 

[WOAHMYGOODNESS]

Pistons

 

[PortCityProphet]

bucks

 

[King Poetic]

Milwaukee

Playing in the east and a pretty good nucleus they can make the semi finals of the east for the next couple of years

 

[Recca Gatsby]

lol I dont even remember making this thread, but I feel Bucks are in the right direction.

By that potential lineup, Philly potentially looks fuego in a couple years. And yeah I'm pretty sure Lakeshow gonna lose that pick next year so it makes sense.

 

[Hoganese]

Bucks.

If Jabari can be a 20 point scorer next year, they could compete to be the team that loses to LeBron in the ECF.

 

[CarltonJunior]

Milwaukee has the most upside and they'll probably be top 4 seed next year.

Orlando has great pieces now, they'll be a playoff team next year with their new coach.

Utah will be good and probably win over 41 but still miss the playoffs.

Who knows how good philly or minnesota will be, but I don't see either making the playoffs for the next 2 years at least

 

[jaguar paw]

I voted Milwaukee.

The only problem with them is they are in the best division in the East.

Giannis needs to develop touch on his shot.

 

[jaguar paw]

It's kinda crazy but all 5 need better outside shooting...

@Recca Gatsby

 

[SchoolboyC]

Barring a miracle Minnesota & Philly won't be competing for anything, anytime soon. Philly at least has a semblance of a core moving forward and if their guys pan out they'll probably have a hell of a team about 2-3 years from now. I have no idea what to expect from Minnesota.

Utah is the best of the bunch right now but they're at disadvantage because they play in the West and it's a lot harder to make it to the playoffs there, than it is in the East. shyt they would've been a playoff team this year in the East.

I think this year is make or break for Orlando, it's time to see some results from them. They have enough talent to field a competitive team, especially in the East, it's just all about getting a good coach. Skiles obviously isn't a championship caliber coach but I think he's at least capable of getting them to become a respectable team next year.

As far as the Bucks go, they were garbage after they swapped Knight for MCW, and since the East is weak they pretty much made the playoffs by default off the strong of what they did before they traded him. But I think they'll be solid next year if Jabari can return and pick up where he left off and they can bring back Middleton.

 

[Recca Gatsby]

It's kinda crazy but all 5 need better outside shooting...

@Recca Gatsby

D'Angelo Russell
Malik Newman
Ben Simmons
Nerlens Noel
Joel Embiid

From what I can tell from this, and from what I been hearing, Russell and Newman would be perfect to play with each other. As long as Newman can move without the ball.

 

[gho3st]

why I dont see the LAKERS on here?

 

[Recca Gatsby]

why I dont see the LAKERS on here?

We will rise like THE PHOENIX and return to glory in no time.

I would like to see less fortunate teams get some attention.

 

[The God Poster]

lol I dont even remember making this thread, but I feel Bucks are in the right direction.

By that potential lineup, Philly potentially looks fuego in a couple years. And yeah I'm pretty sure Lakeshow gonna lose that pick next year so it makes sense.

looks at time of this post & time of thread creation

Dont do drugs kids

To answer tho, long term its between Philly & Orlando.
Simply because the other teams play in much harder conferences/division

Utah will have the most success next year