With the NBA regular season set to begin on October 22, here's the worst-case scenario for all 30 teams:
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OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA - JUNE 07: Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors reacts late in the game against the Toronto Raptors in the second half during Game Four of the 2019 NBA Finals at ORACLE Arena on June 07, 2019 in Oakland, California.With all of the roster upheaval across the NBA this off-season, it feels downright impossible to predict what will happen in the regular season and beyond.
Can Russell Westbrook succeed where Chris Paul couldn’t? Can the Clippers and the Nets become the dominant teams in their markets? Can the 76ers meet expectations at the top of the Eastern Conference without Jimmy Butler? Can the Warriors’ dynasty survive with two or three stars instead of four?The Best-Case Scenario For All 30 Teams
One thing is certain, though: For the one team that sees everything go right this season will be many more that see everything go wrong. Here, Forbes.com’s SportsMoney contributors lay out the worst-case scenario for every team, with the NBA regular season set to begin on October 22. Houston Rockets' Russell Westbrook stands on the court during the first half of an NBA preseason basketball game against the Toronto Raptors Thursday, Oct. 10, 2019, in Saitama, near Tokyo. Kristaps Porzingis remains wracked by injuries, and the bench can’t step up the way it has in past seasons as the Mavericks’ playoff drought hits four years.
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