He understood what the it meant
records against the western conference. I forgot that OKC and San Antonio only play 3 times. I put those records in case the Spurs evened the season series. But OKC has already won, so i deleted that part of the post.
The 25-3 mark is against -.500 teams. I'll go back and edit to clarify
He understood what the it meant
Based off that GSW should certainly make the playoffs. Their my pick as a 1st round upset. I like Memphis over Dallas, if anything, just to challenge OKC a bit more in the 1st round.
I agree, let's worry about home court in the WCF once we get there. The 2 seed is almost as important, as you don't want to go on the road after round 1.
Don't care. Spurs will wear them out in a 7 game series anyway.
I really don´t know even as a Spurs fan maybe the Thunder will finish first, at this point I just want my team to be healthy for the playoffs and nothing else matters
I'm hoping and praying the Spurs come together for a big push for that #1 seed. They're going to need it.
Another injury for OKC:
great news tbh.
Hoping the Spurs can take advantage.
Wasn't Seph on the trading block? Anyways, enter Caron Buter.
Do you know what "inhumane" means? I'm fairly certain it doesn't apply to comment to which you were replying.
Hard to say. Potentially more playing time for Collison, Adams and Lamb. Gives Buttler a chance to get acclimated. Best case there defense struggles a bit with lineups that they haven't used as much.
If the Clips and Rockets are in the 4/5 slot, the Spurs might be better off as the 2 seed.
(I know it's too early to be thinking that way though. )
I want to avoid Portland and Portland only, we can beat Houston and the Clips easily (Rockets are a fraud)
Portland are too inexperienced, wouldn't be surprised to see them lose in the first round. Im much more afraid of the Rockets than the Blazers or Clips.
If the Spurs can't get the #1, I hope it finishes like the current standings.
Spurs v Phoenix, then Portland/Warriors
Thunder v Dallas, then Rockets/Clips
I know who I'd rather be facing.
Aldridge is a major threat, we havent proven we can stop him and if we drop one at home it is gonna be hard to beat them in Portland
Nah, the Clippers are the second-easiest matchup for the Spurs right after Dallas. If the Spurs can get those teams in the first two rounds, it'd be awesome.
WESTERN W L PCT GB HOME ROAD DIV CONF PF PA DIFF STRK L10 1 Oklahoma City 45 15 .750 - 25-6 20-9 9-5 27-9 105.1 98.6 +6.5 Won 2 6-4 2 San Antonio 43 16 .729 1 ½ 21-8 22-8 9-3 25-10 104.0 98.0 +6.0 Won 3 7-3 3 Portland 41 18 .695 3 ½ 23-7 18-11 12-3 23-14 107.8 102.9 +4.9 Won 5 6-4 4 LA Clippers 41 20 .672 4 ½ 25-5 16-15 5-4 24-11 107.2 100.8 +6.5 Won 4 7-3 5 Houston 40 19 .678 4 ½ 23-7 17-12 9-4 23-16 106.4 101.9 +4.6 Won 1 8-2 6 Golden State 36 24 .600 9 18-10 18-14 8-4 21-16 103.3 98.8 +4.5 Lost 1 6-4 7 Phoenix 35 24 .593 9 ½ 21-11 14-13 7-3 22-16 105.3 102.3 +3.0 Won 2 6-4 8 Dallas 36 25 .590 9 ½ 19-10 17-15 9-5 18-16 104.4 102.2 +2.2 Lost 2 6-4
This, with Memphis being a close third. Wouldn't bother me if they got matched up with the Dubs either, tho that would be a waste as I think they'd be a tough challenge for Houston, Portland, or OKC.
Dallas is a rival team though so you know they will give it their all if they play the Spurs, plus Dirk when he shoots makes me nervous all the time.
I'm confident in the Spurs beating anyone in the West besides OKC, but that'd be an unfortunate draw for the Spurs' side of the bracket. The Suns could be like GS was last year and actually make a series. And the Blazers and Warriors are the same way. SA would win that side, buy they'd probably be exhausted by the time they reached the WCF like they were in 2008.
go my waaaay go my waayy!
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