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11-16-2004, 05:21 PM
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Kerr's high 5, low 5 - 11.16.04
Kerr's high 5, low 5
by Steve Kerr, Yahoo! Sports November 16, 2004 Each week during the regular season, I will rank the five best teams – and the five worst teams – in the NBA. To view my rankings from the previous week, click here. Team records are through games of Nov. 15. THE HIGH FIVE 1. Dallas Mavericks (7-1) – They have successfully replaced Steve Nash by rotating Devin Harris and Jason Terry at point guard, and they're getting great support off the bench from Jerry Stackhouse. It's been a smooth start to the season for Don Nelson's rebuilt roster. 2. Utah Jazz (5-1) – The Jazz are 5-1 despite being without their first two point guards – Carlos Arroyo and Raul Lopez. They're deep, talented and play well together. 3. San Antonio Spurs (5-1) – Despite a bad loss in Seattle, the Spurs are doing it like they always do – with defense and a steady diet of Tim Duncan. 4. Miami Heat (5-2) – The Heat are adjusting quickly to Shaquille O'Neal's presence in the middle. 5. Seattle SuperSonics (6-1) – Let's revisit this ranking after their six-game road trip. THE LOW FIVE 26. Chicago Bulls (0-4) – The Bulls are winless and the circus is coming to the United Center, which means the next seven games are on the road. Uh-oh. 27. Atlanta Hawks (1-5) – What else is new? 28. Golden State Warriors (1-7) – Mike Montgomery's team is scoring 83.5 points a game, which is about 10 more than his Stanford team averaged last season. 29. New Orleans Hornets (0-6) – Their winless start includes a home loss to Atlanta, and their next three games are against Phoenix, Utah and Minnesota. Can you say 0-9? 30. Charlotte Bobcats (1-4) – The Bobcats have won only one game but that's OK. They're supposed to stink this year. Steve Kerr is Yahoo! Sports' NBA analyst. Send him a question or comment for potential use in a future column or webcast.
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11-16-2004, 05:26 PM
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RE:Kerr's high 5, low 5 - 11.16.04
well I guess his doubts are starting to be put to rest, and he didnt include his overacheiving Suns in the mix although its a weekly thing and Suns have dropped two in a row.
My high/low 5 1) Utah 2) Dallas 3) San Antonio 4) Phoenix 5) Seattle 26) Charlotte 27) Golden State 28) New Orleans 29) Atlanta 30) Chicago |
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11-16-2004, 05:40 PM
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RE:Kerr's high 5, low 5 - 11.16.04
He must have forgotten that we were the number 9 team in the west.
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11-16-2004, 06:32 PM
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RE:Kerr's high 5, low 5 - 11.16.04
f*** you steve kerr!
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11-16-2004, 06:47 PM
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RE:Kerr's high 5, low 5 - 11.16.04
Somebody's gettin' censored.
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RE:Kerr's high 5, low 5 - 11.16.04
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