When making my season predictions a couple weeks ago, I had the Hornets as the last team out in the Western Conference playoff race...BOY HAVE THEY FOOLED ME. New Orleans has come into this season with a full head of steam, starting off with a 6-0 record. Out of the 5 teams they have defeated (played Milwaukee twice). 4 of them were playoff teams last season. CP3 is back at full swing, averaging 18 and 10 and the starters have seemed to mesh well. I can't say I'm surprised because any team led by a healthy Chris Paul has a great chance of being playoff bound. It'll be interesting to see how the season unfolds for N.O and if they can keep winning impressively. The biggest concern I have about this team is their lack of depth. We'll see.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
On Fire!
When making my season predictions a couple weeks ago, I had the Hornets as the last team out in the Western Conference playoff race...BOY HAVE THEY FOOLED ME. New Orleans has come into this season with a full head of steam, starting off with a 6-0 record. Out of the 5 teams they have defeated (played Milwaukee twice). 4 of them were playoff teams last season. CP3 is back at full swing, averaging 18 and 10 and the starters have seemed to mesh well. I can't say I'm surprised because any team led by a healthy Chris Paul has a great chance of being playoff bound. It'll be interesting to see how the season unfolds for N.O and if they can keep winning impressively. The biggest concern I have about this team is their lack of depth. We'll see.
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