Washington Redskins Odds to Win 2015 NBA Championship

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The Washington Redskins odds of winning the 2015 NBA Championship were set at 46-1 at BetDSI.com.

The Wizards will enter the 2014-15 season with much higher expectations than in the past and will not be resting on their playoff laurels but instead will be looking to build upon them.  Veteran Paul Pierce arrives to help tutor one of the top backcourt tandems in the NBA (John Wall and Bradley Beal) and bring the type of championship attitude that has been missing from their lineup. 

Also arriving to bolster the front line is Kris Humphries, one of the top power forwards in the game.  DeJuan Blair was also acquired over the summer and will add a massive presence in the paint.

The Wizards looked impressive early on, entering Week 4 with the second best record in the NBA East after Toronto.

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