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What's the best way to analyze the NBA?
By the numbers, of course.
And nobody does NBA numbers better than Dave Heeren in his TENDEX report. It's another online exclusive at CBS SportsLine.
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This week: Sonic gloom: Seattle falling behind Western foes
The Sonics may have won the Western Conference two years ago, but TENDEX says unless Seattle does something soon, Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp will see the rest of the conference pass them by.
- Previous columns:
- Power play: Bulls must address needs at forward, center
- Scott has been everything but great for Magic
- TENDEX rates the Atlantic Division
- Which teams used their draft picks wisely
- Ranking this year's draft winners, losers
- Big men to go 1-2 in NBA Draft
- Guards to make big plays in NBA Draft
- Jazz are Bulls toughest competition
- Duncan as a forward? Spurs think so
- Duncan's not the only gem in the draft
- Deacon's Duncan should dominate
- Looking at NBA Drafts -- past and present
- Iverson's numbers don't add up
- Playoff predictions ... TENDEX style
- The Olympics and injured NBA stars
- Among other things, Sonics should've re-signed Johnson
- Jazz got the 'BEST' of Hornacek-Malone deal
- Kentucky will win national championship
- Committee comes up small with Big 10 favoritism
- The best and worst of the NCAA's field of 64
- Did Nelson already give away the farm in Dallas?
- Checking out the 700 Club
- Rodman's rebounding numbers off the charts
- Iverson headlines deep 1997 rookie class
- Finally, a shooting percentage made easy
- The Buck stops with Milwaukee's '70-71 team
- No Kidding, the Mavs should have taken Hill
- On this course, PAR isn't so easy
- Supporting cast, not Robinson, is San Antonio'
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- No offense, but it's the defense that's causing the ugliness
- Teams keep missing the boat on Eric Murdock
- The Bulls are running toward some special territory
- Riley failed off-season numbers game
- This year's collegiate best of the best
NBA's top 50 not the 50 best of all time Changing of the guards -- and forwards and centers Rockets' success comes from deals and nondeals
- Magic hopesrest on Hardaway
- Post-Olympicsblahs often hit Dream Teamers
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