The NBA's Eastern Conference has recently been looked at as the little brother to the loaded and deep Western Conference.<br />The Golden State Warriors have helped punctuate the reign of supremacy, starting 15-0 this season, a few months after beating the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals.<br />The Warriors' recent title run capped a 67-win season and came on the heels of another Western Conference team, San Antonio, leaving James' Miami Empire in ruins one year earlier.<br />It's not even December yet, too early to say there's been a true shift in power, but currently 11 of the 15 East teams boast a record of .500 or better, led by the Cavs' 11-3 mark.<br />"I think quietly the East has been very good this year and those numbers show it," said Kevin Love, who spent six playoff-less years in the West with Minnesota.<br />At the conclusion of Monday's slate, the East held a seven-game edge in head-to-head games against the West, showing improved depth in what was once viewed as the inferior conference.
