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CNNSI.com's Division Previews: Midwest (Projected Order of Finish)
	If Terry Porter, Antonio Daniels and free-agent signee Bruce Bowen can defend the perimeter, the Spurs should again be a formidable power.
	Mark Cuban shelled out big bucks in the offseason to re-sign Michael Finley and Shawn Bradley, ensuring one of the NBA's best starting units would stay intact.
	John Stockton and Karl Malone, along with Bryon Russell and newly signed center John Amaechi, will be too smart and disciplined to fall out of contention.
	The T'wolves should benefit from the new zone rules. They have ample jumpshooters, and they might be able to mask their lack of one-on-one defenders by zoning up.
	The Dream is gone, but there's still optimism in Houston. Point guard Steve Francis is more than ready to usher in a new era in Rockets history.
	The Nuggets failed to address their most glaring weakness: shooting guard. Denver hopes Isaiah Rider can provide some scoring help, but his history makes him a gamble.
	After five years in Vancouver, the Grizzlies have moved to Memphis. Unfortunately for their new fans, the team figures to be singing the same old losing tune.