Although the NBA season does not start until October, bettors and oddsmakers are already anticipating how the 2019-20 effort will unfold along with the Milwaukee Bucks lead the bunch for projected win amounts according to online sportsbooks. The Bucks had the best record in the NBA last season and BetOnline has put their OVER/UNDER lineup at 56.5 wins. After after the Bucks are the Los Angeles Clippers in 54.5,??Philadelphia 76ers in 54.5, Utah Jazz at 53.5 and Houston Rockets at 53.5 to round out the top five totals on the oddsboard. Let's take a look at three candidates that I think will surpass or fall below expectations: Look, I believed they would win 50 games a year when LeBron James didn't get hurt on Christmas Day. They get a rested LeBron and put in Anthony Davis to the mix? This one feels like a. The depth they added to this roster was not the best choices which were available however you can not discount the additions of DeMarcus Cousins, Danny Green, Jared Dudley and Avery Bradley. Two of the four only got done playing in the NBA Finals and all are above-average defenders with three-point firing ability. Do I think they could win the NBA championship? Not likely, but I really do think they are easily able to acquire 52 to 56 games during the regular year if everyone stays relatively healthy. Did I miss the memo where the Spurs regressed? Yes, they struck out on free agency and had to pay for??nabbing DeMarre Carroll to get longer wing thickness but that remains a well-constructed team and they're receiving their point shield. Dejounte Murray has allegedly looked fantastic in offseason rehab from his knee injury and that was the Spurs' weakness a year ago after they had to rely a lot about Derrick White and Bryn Forbes for their lead ball-handler. San Antonio is still such a difficult place for opponents to perform and last season??the Spurs??had the in-house house record at the Western Conference. They had been the most efficient shooting team in the NBA when they led the league at three-point shooting percent despite carrying the maximum number of attempts. They play in a branch with the Grizzlies and Pelicans, that won't be great next year. I think that they'll still squeak in the postseason and later winning 48 games in 2018-19, I definitely think they can replicate that accomplishment. Gone are the glory years of the Chicago Bulls in the Jordan and Rose eras and today this franchise is in a constant state of rebuild even though they keep adding bits each season. The Bulls didn't really add anybody of significance outside of point guard Coby White from the draft and Thaddeus Young and Tomas Satoransky at no agency. While I enjoy these additions, not one of them move the needle defensively and that is where the Bulls have been a train wreck . They rated in the lowest five in the opponent field-goal percent and three-point percent and finished tied for the worst home record in the NBA at 9-32 SU in 41 games. I could see them winning 25 to 29 matches but 33??wins for the Bulls??-- even in the Eastern Conference -- seems absurd. Here is the full list of proposed triumph totals for your 2019-20 NBA year: All likelihood courtesy at August 6 of BetOnline Read more here: http://vir-eg.net