You are underestimating them that much even though age does really affect specially on playing games on that number then I cant really blame out on how people do really end up on that kind
of impression.

For sure they would really make out some adjustments that they have missed out on last season.They are pretty aware of that when it comes to flaws and lackings.

I might partially disagree. LeBron is not the same LeBron we see carrying the Cavaliers by his own before. Even with a healthy LeBron, the Lakers will struggle if some part of their key players will be injured. The last time LeBron goes in full rage was in the 2017-18 season where he played a perfect 82 games with an average of around 40 minutes per game and face the healthy Warriors in the Finals. That will be the last time we will see the pumped-up LeBron.

The Lakers' success this season is not just about LeBron staying healthy but his teammates too should be healthy all the way. LeBron is used to carry a heavy load but no player is immune to the effect of aging.

Dont you believe that they could really get in until to the finals? I do believe with their current roster specially now that Westbrook is there which i could say that Davis would be much more effective this time.

Most of the starter line up is already on 30+ age aside from Davis which is only 28. Still early to make out some judgement or conclusions that they couldnt able to get at least on playoffs with the current
roster.Lets just see on what would happen.!

Yeah, lots of team adjusted last year, and that's why we have a lot of injuries specially with the key players. Even Giannis got injured in the playoffs, but his recovery was very quick and maybe that injury is also not very serious as compare to Lebron and Davis who missed a lot of games and even played not 100%.

We can only hope that we won't see any key players getting injured specially entering the playoffs. Although now the Lakers have other options, they still need Lebron to anchor another season best and a championship.

Huge difference.  1 they had prime jordan, no one could even come close to stopping him.  And then there is chemistry, they didn't chuck all those guys together for one year and expect them to mesh.  They knew how each other played, strength weaknesses etc.  It takes time, if you look back at trams that are hodge podge together with old on the downside stars it usually never works. 

Not sure if that a typo error but the last title of Bulls is 97-98 against the Jazz, though you are right in terms of age

most players are also in their mid 30's but the determination to keep on top is what the Bulls edge to any team.
They are not willing to lose their opportunities each time they are in the finals.

If Lakers new squad has that determination, they have the big chance to win another title.

I am sure it won't be Detroit Pistons. They have Jerami Grant and now they added the number 1 Draft Pick Cade Cunningham and if that guy suddenly make a connection with Jerami it will be a good duo with both strength to attack the rim.
Orlando Magic for the East.
Oklahoma City Thunder for the West.
Both teams didn't even made a good move at the trade but instead gave up most of their good players to gain cap space and rebuild. Maybe next year will be their time to improve their roster.

Houston has Jalen Green though, been watching the kid's clips on YouTube ever since, if he stays healthy and consistent, he has the potential to bring Houston in a better position (not sure in the playoffs though, he's still a rookie), also, I do think that the Wizards may need a solid PG after Russ being traded to the Lakers, John Wall would be a great fit once again for the Wizards with Bradley Beal.

Kevin Love on the other hand was throwing the game, after his return, I guess things just didn't feel the same anymore to him when LeBron and Kyrie was in the Cavs with him, really a sad situation for him though, it's not that Kevin Love isn't allowed for a buyout but he himself is not interested to negotiate a buyout with the team, after finding this out, I feel like Kevin Love doesn't have that much love for the game anymore, with 2 more years on his contract, I feel like he just wants to finish his contract, collect his remaining salary, and retire from the NBA, although his fans won't like that, but I feel like K. Love is pretty much content with his achievements as an NBA player, just my own speculation about his situation but I'd love to see him play more, he really is a big help and influence to the young players in Cavs.

Without any known stars? Probably that will happen. Green will have more minutes and more exposures.

Just hoping that he won't suffer to any major injury during his first season, with how I see him from those highlights videos this kid
have skills that he can showcase hopefully he'll able to impress more fans even he's playing with the Rockets.

Not expecting anything from this team, with that lineup making to the next round, might be a good surprise.

I'm a fan of Jalen also because he represents our country, so I will support him although I did not follow his NCAA journey. This is his time to shine as the rockets does not have enough superstar talents, now, so I'm rooting for him to have the best season of his career, and counting to win the ROY as well.