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CNNSI.com's Division Previews: Central (Projected Order of Finish)
	The Bucks didn't make many changes in the offseason, but, then again, they didn't need to. The defending Central Division champs hope to take the next step this season.
	No team in the Central had a more successful offseason than Toronto. And while Hakeem Olajuwon may not be the Dream of old, the Raptors don't need him to be.
	Look for Charlotte to pick up where it left off -- sweeping Miami in the first round and nearly upsetting Milwaukee in the semifinals.
	Though luxury tax fears prevented them from making any key acquisitions, the Pacers' management thinks the core of the team is good enough.
	After a franchise-worst 25 wins a season ago, the Hawks appear ready to rebound. The key will be to find which of their three point guards will start.
	With so many role players and only one real star, new head coach John Lucas is going to have a hard time staying optimistic.
	The Pistons are going with a new coach and new uniforms (the old red, white and blue) this season. After a dismal 2000-01 campaign, any change is good.
	Bulls fans thought they had hit rock bottom last year. But after another miserable season, it only got worse during the summer.