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2012-2013 NBA Predictions

Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division

1. Boston Celtics 61-21
2. Brooklyn Nets 51-31
3. New York Knicks 45-37
4. Philadelphia 76ers 41-41
5. Toronto Raptors 20-62

Central Division

1. Indiana Pacers 55-27
2. Chicago Bulls 48-34
3. Detroit Pistons 44-38
4. Cleveland Cavilers 39-43
5. Milwaukee Bucks 30-52

Southeast Division

1. Miami Heat 64-18
2. Atlanta Hawks 46-36
3. Orlando Magic 36-46
4. Washington Wizards 25-57
5. Charlotte Bobcats 17-65

Eastern Conference Playoffs

Round 1
1. Miami Heat over 8. Detroit Pistons
2. Boston Celtics over 7. New York Knicks
3. Indiana Pacers over 6. Atlanta Hawks
5. Chicago Bulls over 4. Brooklyn Nets

Round 2
1. Miami Heat over 5. Chicago Bulls
2. Boston Celtics over 3. Indiana Pacers

Eastern Conference Finals
2. Boston Celtics over 1. Miami Heat

Western Conference

Northwest Division

1. Oklahoma City Thunder 60-22
2. Denver Nuggets 53-29
3. Minnesota Timberwolves 46-36
4. Utah Jazz 41-41
5. Portland Trailblazers 31-51

Pacific Division

1. Los Angeles Lakers 63-19
2. Los Angeles Clippers 57-25
3. Sacramento Kings 40-42
4. Golden State Warriors 37-45
5. Phoenix Suns 27-55

Southwest Division

1. San Antonio Spurs 49-33
2. Memphis Grizzles 45-37
3. Dallas Mavericks 42-40
4. Houston Rockets 40-42
5. New Orleans Hornets 30-52

Western Conference Playoffs

Round 1
1. Los Angeles Lakers over 8. Dallas Mavericks
2. Oklahoma City Thunder over 7. Memphis Grizzles
3. Los Angeles Clippers over 6. Minnesota Timberwolves
4. San Antonio Spurs over 5. Denver Nuggets

Round 2
1. Los Angeles Lakers over 4. San Antonio Spurs
2. Oklahoma City Thunder over 3. Los Angeles Clippers

Western Conference Finals
1. Los Angeles Lakers over 2. Oklahoma City Thunder

2013 NBA Finals
Boston Celtics over Los Angeles Lakers
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