NBA Coaching Carousel Begins With Sacramento Kings

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With Paul Westphal rejoining the ranks of the NBA coaching fraternity on Tuesday, speculation across the league sparked with regard to what affect he will have on the Sacramento Kings. Fans are looking for answers as to what players might get dropped, how the Kings will perform, and especially on how long Westphal will last. This being the case, the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com posted odds on Westphal and the Kings.

Analysts at BetUS.com posted the following odds on Paul Westphal and the Kings:

How many seasons will Paul Westphal coach the Kings?

       Less than 1  5/1

       1  5/4

       2  5/6

       3+  3/1

How many games will the Kings win in the 2009/10 season?

       Under 17  10/1

       17-25  5/4

       26-30  1/1

       31-36  9/4

       37-45  2/1

       46-55  8/3

       55+  15/1

Odds of winning

       NBA Title  70/1

       Western Conference  40/1

Who will be the first player traded under Paul Westphal?

       Kenny Thomas  7/2

       Rashad McCants  4/1

       Beno Udrih  9/5

       Spencer Hawes  6/1

       Andres Nocioni  9/2

       Francisco Garcia  7/1

       Kevin Martin  8/1

       Jason Thompson  6/1

       Donte Green  8/1

Will Bobby Jackson resign with the Kings?

       Yes  2/1

       No  1/3

 

Place your bets at BetUS.com

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