No mention of 29-4?

[Seventyniner]

Before last night's game, Jeff McD mentioned that with a win, the Spurs would set the NBA record for most road wins in a 33-game stretch with 29 (obv over multiple seasons). The Bulls went 28-4 on the road between April 1996 and February 1997, but lost their next road game.

I can't find any mention of this record anywhere now that it has been set. Do any of you think that the Inside the NBA crew will bring it up?

[UZER]

The bulls won chips those years so it held more weight. The spurs have been regular season champs last two years with no rings to validate any records.

[mrjap2x]

http://hangtime.blogs.nba.com/2012/11/29/notes-from-last-night-nov-29/

[FromWayDowntown]

It was on the NBAtv crawl last night as a note accompanying the Spurs/Magic score.

[PÒÓCH]

It's been mentioned on NBA TV and on inside the NBA. Big deal, Memphis is still the best team in the west record wise.

[CubanMustGo]

It's been mentioned on NBA TV and on inside the NBA. Big deal, Memphis is still the best team in the west record wise.

Yes, and with 5 fewer road games than the Spurs.

[Poolboy5623]

Yeah..it's been mentioned..its also mentioned that the mavs and bulls both won titles when they went 28-5...and the also did it over one season. The spurs meanwhile, accomplished this over two separate seasons and will(most likely) not win the title. It's impressive, but not that impressive.

[Mel_13]

It's an obscure achievement. If they were approaching the record for consecutive road wins or most road wins in a single season then it would get more notice. Most road wins in a 33 game span is too trivial a piece of trivia.

On the subject of road success, the Spurs 9-1 start makes it extremely likely that they will extend their streak of winning road record for a full season.

Current streaks of above .500 road records:

Spurs- 15
OKC- 3
Heat- 3
Bulls- 2
Pacers- 1
Nuggs- 1
Hawks- 1

[spurs10]

Yes, and with 5 fewer road games than the Spurs.
:toast

[Bambililos]

Current streaks of above .500 road records:

Spurs- 15
OKC- 3
Heat- 3
Bulls- 2
Pacers- 1
Nuggs- 1
Hawks- 1

OK, this one is cool.

[ajballer4]

The Spurs have clinched a winning record this month, their 82nd consecutive month with a .500+ record, the longest streak in NBA History

[DBMethos]

The Spurs have clinched a winning record this month, their 82nd consecutive month with a .500+ record, the longest streak in NBA History

That's damn cool. :hat

[baseline bum]

That's almost as impressive as Dallas' record 55 game stretch in 2007 tbh.

[Mel_13]

The Spurs have clinched a winning record this month, their 82nd consecutive month with a .500+ record, the longest streak in NBA History

Should state ".500 or better". The Spurs were 8-8 in January, 2010.

[TampaDude]

Because the Spurs have played more games and have more wins, but the Grizzlies have a slightly better win % (because they've played fewer games to this point), the Grizzlies are listed first in the division, yet are a half game back. :lol