The 1995-96 Chicago Bulls went 41-3 before their fourth loss. 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers went 39-3 and 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers went 37-3 before their fourth loss. We have a long way to go.
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The 1995-96 Chicago Bulls went 41-3 before their fourth loss. 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers went 39-3 and 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers went 37-3 before their fourth loss. We have a long way to go.
Woah.
you trying to say we cant win 18 more in a row??
We have 16 wins to go, and will until mid-April.
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Originally Posted by guitardude27
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How about the best record before the 4th loss, in a 25+ team NBA? We don't care about records when the league had 13 teams.
Bulls 41-3, but who's the next best?
We have a long way to go?Quote:
Originally Posted by doldrums
We're not trying to win 41 out of the first 44 games in the regular season. We're trying to win one last championship.
that fucking clippers loss man
Who has the best record on teams that have Manu Ginobili AND Tim Duncan, when Pop is coaching?
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DA SPURS
So... you're saying there's a chance.
not gonna happen
Hit the link for the whole piece.
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...ion-for-spurs/Quote:
History-making streak providing no cushion for Spurs
Tim Griffin
...Despite the fast start, Manu Ginobili isn’t taking anything for granted with the team’s early success or even comparing this team to any of the franchise’s previous four NBA championship teams.
“I really don’t even want to think about it,” Ginobili said. “We’ve never had a stretch like this over the years. So I think it’s a little different.”
Even with the current streak, Ginobili said the Spurs have much room for improvement. The Spurs have won three games in overtime this season and are 6-0 in games decided by four points or less.
“Those teams are a great part of our past, but in the present and future, we’re looking forward to building and being more solid,” Ginobili said. “We know we’ve won nine straight, but many of those nine were not great games that we had to grind out in the last few minutes. We had to make big plays or shots or we could have lost them. So we know we still have to improve.”
Here are the fastest starts in Spurs history after 27 games, including where those teams ranked in their division after that 27th game.
Team Record Pos. Margin after 27 games
2010-11 24-3 first +2 over Dallas
2004-05 21-6 first +4 over Dallas
2005-06 21-6 first +1 over Dallas
1989-90 20-7 first +3 1/2 over Utah
1990-91 20-7 first +1 1/2 over Utah
2001-02 20-7 first + 1 1/2 over Dallas
2006-07 20-7 tied first Even with Dallas
2007-08 20-7 first +2 1/2 over New Orleans
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Originally Posted by Borosai
boston celtics, just recently.
in '08 they started like 29-3 or something, and in '09 they started 27-2
Sure they can win 18 in a row!
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Originally Posted by Phila_Chamberlain
I dont care LOCK up the one seed and REST.
Fucking Hornets... Spurs should be 26 - 1.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phila_Chamberlain
Fucking Mavs should have been 27-0.Quote:
Originally Posted by DMC
I don't know, the Mavs are a legit loss. The other two.... not so much. The Mavs are still ballin'.
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Originally Posted by Trainwreck2100
I'm not worried about the Mavs loss. We were on a 12 game streak and were bound to stumble at some point. We didn't play our best game against them.
The Mavs lost to the Bucks after their 12 wins.
Yeah, that Clippers loss was devastating. Especially the 2 points from Tony.
Actually this is something I like about our losses...Quote:
Originally Posted by DieHardSpursFan1537
If it takes a bad game from Parker (8 pts 3ast 36% in loss) and Duncan (10/7 rbds 36% in loss) we should end up with a decent record.