Here ya go:
(Playoff teams in bold)
Atlantic Division
1. New Jersey
2. Philadelphia
3. Orlando
4. Boston
5. New York
6. Washington
7. Miami
Central Division
1. Detroit
2. Indiana
3. New Orleans
4. Chicago
5. Toronto
6. Cleveland
7. Atlanta
8. Milwaukee
Midwest Division
1. San Antonio
2. Dallas
3. Minnesota
4. Houston
5. Memphis
6. Denver
7. Utah
Pacific Division
1. L.A. Lakers
2. Sacramento
3. Phoenix
4. Seattle
5. Portland
6. L.A. Clippers
7. Golden State
Playoffs
East
New Jersey over Chicago in 5
Philadelphia over New Orleans in 7
Indiana over Orlando in 7
Detroit over Boston in 6
New Jersey over Philadelphia in 6
Indiana over Detroit in 7
New Jersey over Indiana in 7
West
San Antonio over Seattle in 5
Minnesota over Dallas in 7
Sacramento over Houston in 6
L.A. Lakers over Phoenix in 5
San Antonio over Minnesota in 6
L.A. Lakers over Sacramento in 7
San Antonio over L.A. Lakers in 7
Finals
San Antonio over New Jersey in 7
MVP - Tim Duncan, San Antonio
Rookie of the Year - Carmelo Anthony, Denver
Most Improved Player - Scot Pollard, Indiana
Defensive POTY - Ben Wallace, Detroit
Coach of the Year - I can't decide, but it's out of Nate McMillan, Paul Silas and Hubie Brown.
6th Man of the Year - Bobby Jackson, Sacramento
Scoring champ - Tracy McGrady
Rebounding champ - Ben Wallace
Assist champ - Gary Payton
Steals champ - Allen Iverson (I'll leave the jokes up to you)
Blocks champ - Theo Ratliff
All-NBA first team
Tim Duncan
Kevin Garnett
Shaquille O'Neal
Tracy McGrady
Jason Kidd
2nd team
Jermaine O'Neal
Dirk Nowitzki
Ben Wallace
Kobe Bryant (not Kobe hate, just playing with Malone and Payton now won't allow him the stats to make first team)
Allen Iverson
3rd team
Chris Webber
Shawn Marion
Yao Ming
Paul Pierce
Ray Allen (this is my sentimental pick, he doesn't get nearly the credit he deserves. Best two guard in the league aside from T-Mac and Kobe, IMO.)
All-defense will probably be the same as last year.
All-rookie will be Carmelo, LeBron, Darko and some other guys.