06-07 Nba Season

kdotc · Apr 15, 2007

we got bargnani and bosh and parker and tj and calderon to win it

Thisdamngood · Apr 15, 2007

kdotc said: ↑

we got bargnani and bosh and parker and tj and calderon to win it
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No, You only have Bosh and TJ. We have Wallace, Gordan, Deng and Hinrich. BEat that.

kdotc · Apr 15, 2007

we'll see wat happens!

kdotc · Apr 17, 2007

WTF
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Thisdamngood · Apr 18, 2007

yea, I heard about that ejection. Joe Crawford is a hot head. He's banned from officiating for the rest of the this season including playoffs.

jibotmira · Apr 18, 2007

how ironic, mavs have the best record, yet no one seems to believe they'll win the playoff...hahhaa...

raptors wins raptors wins raptors wins...hahaha

Simonly · Apr 18, 2007

i don't really think the mavs will win
mavs are overall a good team but when it comes to closing out during playoffs nope
since the heats won from a 2-0 defect

miss_sb · Apr 18, 2007

Steve Nash for MVP3
Dirk sucks, he's no leader.. Dallas isn't gonna go anywhere
Houston all the way!!

iw3a12anf · Apr 23, 2007

Gotta pick the Lakers! Gotta choose the team from my hometown!

shinobi · Apr 24, 2007

Toronto’s Sam Mitchell Awarded Red Auerbach Trophy

Third-Year Coach Guided Raptors to 20-Win Improvement Over 2005-06

NEW YORK, April 24, 2007 – Toronto Raptors head coach Sam Mitchell has been named the winner of the Red Auerbach Trophy as the NBA Coach of the Year for the 2006-07 season, the NBA announced today.

In his third season as the Raptors’ head coach, Mitchell totaled 394 points, including 49 first-place votes, from a panel of 128 sportswriters and broadcasters throughout the United States and Canada. Utah Jazz head coach Jerry Sloan was second with 301 points (39 first-place votes) and the Dallas Mavericks’ Avery Johnson was third with 268 points (28 first-place votes). Coaches were awarded five points for each first-place vote, three points for each second-place vote and one point for each third-place vote received.

Mitchell, the first coach in Raptors history to receive the honor, led the Raptors to their first Atlantic Division title and a franchise-record-tying 47 wins. The sixth head coach in franchise history, Mitchell guided the team to an NBA-best 20-game improvement (27-55) over the 2005-06 season. The Raptors were 30-7 this season when they scored 100 or more points and 38-4 when they had a better (or same) field goal percentage than their opponents.

In January, Mitchell became only the second coach in Raptors history to earn Eastern Conference Coach of the Month honors after leading the team to a 10-5 record. During the month, Toronto recorded a 7-3 mark at home and was 8-2 versus Eastern Conference opponents. January was the Raptors’ first 10-win month since January 2002 (11-5) and the fifth double-digit win month in franchise history. The Raptors finished January leading the Atlantic Division by one game with a 23-23 record and then compiled a 24-12 record to close out the rest of the season.

During his 13-year playing career, Mitchell was held in high regard around the league as a student of the game and when he finally hung up his sneakers in 2002, he went from student to teacher in his new role as an NBA coach. Following two seasons as an assistant coach, Mitchell was named the Raptors’ sixth head coach on June 29, 2004. Although the Raptors finished 33-49 in Mitchell’s first season, the campaign under his direction was highlighted by the implementation of a more up-tempo style of play that saw the team’s points per game average increase by 14.3 over the previous season, the third-highest jump in NBA history.

The Coach of the Year Award is named after legendary coach and Hall of Famer Red Auerbach who guided the Celtics to nine NBA Championships. In 1996, Auerbach was honored as one of the Top 10 Coaches in NBA History as the NBA celebrated its 50th anniversary.

Following are the balloting results for the 2006-07 NBA Coach of the Year award and the all-time list of winners:
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http://www.nba.com/news/mitchell_coachofyear_070424.html

kdotc · Apr 24, 2007

was gonna post thisl....beat me to it lol

riceboba · Apr 24, 2007

gooo lakers!!! though they are gonna have a real tough time with the suns since they cant seem to beat them. just like dallas having a hard time with the warriors for some odd reason.

koreancabbage · Apr 25, 2007

phoenix suns baby

honkiebonkie · Apr 27, 2007

yeh ha! kobe and lakers beat sunz
i want all the under dogs to win, except Jazz

koreancabbage · Apr 27, 2007

pheonix baby

Thisdamngood · Apr 29, 2007

BUlls baby! They are just getting more exciting to watch. The bulls might get that Chinese guy next year in a lottery pick from New York. That would be so awsome.

sunman · May 5, 2007

without a doubt it's gonna be phx.....they are just too good even tho I hate them.

hellohuiyang · May 5, 2007

Go WARRIORS ! We Believe ! MAvs are OUT haha

mike james · May 6, 2007

sun is the best

06-07 Nba Season

2007 NBA CHAMPS

Miami Heat

Dallas Mavericks

San Antonio Spurs

Detroit Pistons

Cleveland Cavaliers

Phoenix Suns

Los Angeles Lakers

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