The Nets were a pretty bad squad a year ago versus the NBA sports books probabilities but with a new owner, a lot of salary cap space and a new head coach, the New Jersey Nets could be better in 2010 in NBA betting.



It may take time for them to make big improvements versus the basketball sportsbook online probabilities since the New Jersey Nets have not been able to make a major free agent splash.

Forward Travis Outlaw is not considered to be a premier competitor, however they did sign him to a five-year, $35 million deal. He averaged 8.7 points and 3.6 rebounds in 23 matches for the Los Angeles Clippers last season after moving over from Portland. He’s averaged 9.5 points and 3.4 rebounds in seven seasons and is a fine complementary competitor but not a star.

Nevertheless, don’t discount Outlaw yet. The Nets had no small forward, and they were willing to take an opportunity on him – that was the essential reason, he has said, that he decided to join the New Jersey Nets. For most of his career, he’s been a steady sixth man, earning him the nickname “Mr Fourth Quarter” for his late game heroics. But now he’s been promised more by head coach Avery Johnson. Look for a enthusiastic Outlaw to be given the opportunity to establish himself as a quality competitor in the impending season.

Mikhail Prokhorov, who is willing to spend money, is the Nets’ new owner, but every one of the major name free agents decided against going to New Jersey. The Nets may add other participants before next season since they still have a lot of salary cap room but head coach Avery Johnson will almost certainly have to wait another year for big support. New Jersey is looking at including either Tyrus Thomas or Luis Scola but both of those participants are below the elite level.

Free agents like LeBron James, Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade, Amare Stoudemire, Carlos Boozer and Rudy Gay avoided the New Jersey Nets, despite the fact that New Jersey has a lot of money to spend. It also seems as if New York’s David Lee has minimal interest in the New Jersey Nets. LeBron James in particular made it obvious he was looking for a squad who would give him a title before the end of his career, one with a winning track record. And he apparently didn’t feel as though the New Jersey Nets would provide that.

The Nets could look to free up all the more cap room for 2001 or 2012 since they were spurned by leading free agents this time. The Nets are discussing offers with Indiana and Portland for Danny Granger and LaMarcus Aldridge. Those 2 participants would help them this season and they could then get rid of their contracts after this season to free up money.

Last season, New Jersey was a straight up 12-70. They weren’t that much better vs the spread as they went 33-48-1. Since they didn’t make a major free agent splash, they probably will not be improved enough to make the playoffs, though the New Jersey Nets will be improved this season.


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