While most teams in the Eastern Conference got worse through trades this NBA offseason, a few clubs in the West improved dramatically. Let’s recap some big trades that affected West teams and their 2017-18 win totals.
The wild NBA offseason is over, although there can always be a late surprise. For the most part, though, teams know what their rosters will look like. Let’s recap some big trades that affected Eastern Conference teams and their 2017-18 win totals.
The Philadelphia 76ers have had one of the worst three-year stretches of any team in NBA history. But it could all start to pay dividends in 2017-18 as they are favored at 5Dimes to reach the playoffs.
The last big free agent is off the board as Gordon Hayward decided to leave the Utah Jazz and join the Boston Celtics. It’s a great move for Boston, but there’s still a gap between it and the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference.
The Philadelphia 76ers have had two NBA Rookies of the Year in their history, and the odds are good that the franchise adds a third in the 2017-18 season with two of the betting favorites.
The Minnesota Timberwolves have been waiting for this moment. They’ve added Jimmy Butler to a strong young corps, and they’re shooting up the NBA odds board for 2018.
Americans wagered an estimated $10.4 billion on March Madness last month and only a tiny fraction of it was in Las Vegas, per the American Gaming Association.
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