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KBRed

By KBRed,
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Asks "Which current low seed in the East would be the scariest in the playoffs?"

Bobcats: 43%

Bucks: 24%

Heat: 25%

Raptors: 9%

http://espn.go.com/nba/

Might be nothing, but the Bobcats are gaining some clout.

Yep Bobcats look good this year. Got MJ as the owner now, hopefully that works well. And any team with Larry Brown as the coach is gonna be dangerous especially come playoff time. I can't remember exactly but I think he took 2 different eastern conference teams to the finals for 4 or 5 straight years. Detroit and Philly.

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