Bulls. The Knicks spent the last two years waiting for LeBron and another Max FA to come to them and they end up with Amare and Raymond Felton. D'Antoni just made a copy of his old Suns team. The Knicks had great expectation and fell short in the FA class of 2010.

I'm going to have to go with the Bulls. They now have one of the best starting lineups in the league now. Carlos Boozer is a top big man in the league and can help guard Bosh, Garnett, and maybe even Dwight. Kurt Thomas gives them experience, leadership, and another big man. Kyle Korver is a great replacement for Kirk Hinrich. Overall, Chicago had a better offseason.

Because they picked up more productive players.

Chicago added key additional pieces to fit around their core players of Rose, Noah and Deng. With the addition of three good veteran players with playoff experience (Boozer, Brewer, Thomas, Korver), I think Chicago will give the Heat, Celtics, and Magic a tough time. New York is starting over with a big name (Amari) to sell tickets....36-40 wins for Knicks this coming season.

New York, a 500 team. Chicago, a little better. I just hope Carmelo stays in Denver.

The Knicks will be the more improved team (only because they've been so pathetic in recent years), but the Bulls will be a far superior team in 2011.