The latest championship odds are out: Lillard joins the Bucks first, the Suns third, and the Lakers fifth
On September 29, Beijing time, the latest championship odds for the new NBA season were released, with the Bucks first, the Suns third, the Lakers fifth, and the Warriors sixth; Shams tweeted: 7-time All-Star Lillard teamed up with 2-time MVP Alphabet Brother, and the Milwaukee Bucks have the best odds in the league to win the championship.
Details of the latest NBA winning odds –
1. Bucks +360, 2, Celtics +500, 3, Suns +550, 4, Nuggets +650, 5, Lakers +1200, 6, Warriors +1700, 7, Cavaliers +1800, 8, Grizzlies +2000, 9, Clippers +2100, 10, 76ers +2400
The Bucks created a new Big Three through a three-way trade, sending away Holladay, Grayson Allen, a first-round pick and two signings, and 5-for-1 to sign Lillard; Lillard teamed up with Alphabet and Middleton to win the championship, and after doing so, the Bucks became the league's favorite to win the championship, ranking first in the championship odds list.
Lillard will start a new chapter in his career with the Bucks No. 0 jersey in the new season, with Beecham giving up No. 0 and wearing No. 3.
The Celtics are second in the championship odds, and this summer the Celtics brought in Pogod's Rush helpers for Tatum and Jaylen, but they lost the likes of Gervais and Smart one after another.
The Suns are third, and this summer the Suns rebuilt the team around Durant and Booker, sending Paul, Ayton, Payne and others, bringing in Beal, Nurkic, Watanabe Yuta and others, the Suns created a new Big Three and replaced the head coach.
The Nuggets are fourth, and this summer's Nuggets champions Brown Jr. and Jeff Green are gone, and the Nuggets haven't made much move in terms of reinforcements, but Jokic and Murray will continue to lead the team to start the title-defending season; Former Nuggets coach George Karl tweeted that both the Lakers and Suns have gotten stronger this offseason, but no one in the West has been able to beat Jokic and Nuggets.
The Lakers and Warriors ranked 5th and 6th respectively, the Lakers' roster has become younger, taller and more powerful, only James and thick eyebrows are over 30 years old, and the Lakers do have the strength to rush to the championship; The Warriors' biggest operation this summer is to send Poole and others to sign Paul, the roster has become smaller and aging, and the new season will test Curry greatly.
With NBA training camp just around the corner and preseason just around the corner, which team do you think will lift the O'Brien Cup next June?