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I am definitely confident that this can happen. Michael Mulford: Success is getting past the first round. Following two consecutive first round exits, a jump further in the playoffs is a necessity.

Also, just more continuity and health from KP is crucial for the team. My confidence meter in both a deeper playoff run and KP this season is high.

However, I am excited to see how Brunson continues to develop and exceed expectations both on and off the ball. The Mavs lack depth in the back court and he will end up playing critical and extensive minutes each night.

Dylan: It will be interesting to see how the wing minutes are distributed after that area was the main place the team addressed in the offseason with the additions of Reggie Bullock and Sterling Brown. Will first round pick Josh Green even be able to crack the rotation?

I think there are a lot of good options, but it might not be the easiest thing for Jason Kidd to juggle. Michael: The easy answer here is Kristaps Porzingis and how Kidd plans to utilize him in the offense. Obviously we all remember Carlisle parking KP in the corner during the first round series against the Clippers. The success of this team and really the future of Porzingis in a Dallas uniform rides on an increase in production this season so getting off to a promising start will do wonders for both KP and Kidd skeptics.

If you had to bet on one current legitimate rotation player not being on the roster after the trade deadline, who would it be?