Chicago a coup to take effect this

If in the West there are two places for three teams (theoretically speaking, since nobody is mathematically still classified at that conference. Everything is in a handkerchief), in the East is a place for 4 teams. And nobody wants to give up.

Atlanta Hawks: 30-40, 12 games to play.
New Jersey Nets: 30-41, 11 games to play.
Indiana Pacers: 29-42, 11 games to play.
Chicago Bulls: 28-42, 12 games to play.

So are the posts 8 to 11 in the Eastern Conference. Peek behind Charlotte and Milwaukee with great disadvantage and ahead clings Toronto Raptors in free fall, but with a comfortable mattress.

Today, Chicago Bulls could be let down if he lost against Atlanta. But Drew Gooden did not want to talk about hypothetical deletions and scored 31 points with 16 rebounds leading the Bulls to win by 103 - 94, staying a half-game of Indiana (if they win the game that have disadvantaged them in qualifying match) and remained strong in the East.

Chicago has to give the C's and winning all three games remaining in March, because then I expect a tough week. One of the three games he's come against Atlanta, which is a direct clash that should win and another against Milwaukee that is affordable. Philadelphia is the hardest part.

Atlanta has it easier. In March, you still have 4 games. Milwaukee, New York Knicks and Memphis Grizzlies. In fact, by the end of the season is very difficult just two games, Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic. If you win you have to be in a playoff win.

New Jersey twice in a row facing the Indiana Pacers, so you can open a gap, or succumb to Indianapolis. You'd better open a gap because then comes Phoenix Suns.

My opinion is that Atlanta Hawks get hold eighth in the East during the remainder of March. Then discuss the month of April, although Atlanta Hawks has everything to please to keep the square.

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