Can someone explain why Spurs and OKC have not clinched playoff berth yet

[jestersmash]

http://www.nba.com/standings/team_record_comparison/conferenceNew_Std_Cnf.html

We have one less loss than Portland, yet portland has clinched playoff berth but not the spurs.

OKC has 2 less losses than portland and has also not clinched playoff berth. Can someone explain why?

[Das Texan]

I'd assume Portland has some type of tiebreak if there is a 4 way tie or something.


Cause if the Spurs lose their next game they will be tied with Portland. Thunder lose their next two and they are tied with Portland.

Both have a magic number of one, so big fucking deal.

[Mel_13]

Because they have played more games dude.. and have less games they can loose or win..thus not affecting the win percentage

The Spurs and OKC have more games they can LOOSE thus affecting the win percentage..

its all in the math bro

This is wrong, but amusing.


I'd assume Portland has some type of tiebreak if there is a 4 way tie or something.

This is right.

[Xevious]

Because they have played more games dude.. and have less games they can loose or win..thus not affecting the win percentage

The Spurs and OKC have more games they can LOOSE thus affecting the win percentage..

its all in the math bro
So all the Spurs need to do to clinch a playoff spot is lose one more game.

Makes perfect sense to me.

[FeZZy]

Because they have played more games dude.. and have less games they can loose or win..thus not affecting the win percentage

The Spurs and OKC have more games they can LOOSE thus affecting the win percentage..

its all in the math bro


retarded

[SpurmzKilla]

Because they have played more games dude.. and have less games they can loose or win..thus not affecting the win percentage

The Spurs and OKC have more games they can LOOSE thus affecting the win percentage..

its all in the math bro


This is wrong, but amusing.






haha yeah numnutz stik 2da medicel world

[UnWantedTheory]

sphincter say what?