Upcoming games this week:
[email protected] W
[email protected] L
Fri vs Mavs W
Sun vs Nuggets W
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Upcoming games this week:
[email protected] W
[email protected] L
Fri vs Mavs W
Sun vs Nuggets W
3-1
3-1 sounds right but i have no idea which game we will lose.
Tue @ T-Wolves L
Wed @ Bucks W
Fri vs Mavs W
Sun vs Nuggets W
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Originally Posted by Martin R
3-1....can lose any game....but i do want us to kick some mav butt with noringski in the game
Goddamn snow up to my ass and hopefully fly out tomorrow night. Wednesday much better with somewhat shitty weather but not nearly as shitty as this brown slush.
4-0
I think spurs will stop playing with the puppies and pound them.
Jennings was really the only guy going off on us that one game against the bucks, and supposidly Bogut might be out.
Spurs will take it at Dirk who I predict will play, and let everyone else score on them.
Nuggets will probably be without Melo, and will be distracted.
4-0, if the Spurs are as good as i think they are.
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by itzsoweezee
4 straight wins imho. spurs struggle against wolves but they will always finish on the winning side imo
milwaukee... ugh
4-0
Spurs will win all 4.
If Manu stays healthy, Spurs win all 4. Manu is the key. Lately I've been thinking that Neal needs to stay healthy too....
3-1
4-0.
4-0
four wins, zero losses.
1-3
4-0
4-0
Sweeps Week
Going with the Sweeps Week. (In honor of the T-wolves last game against the Spurs)
4-0.
It'll be a sweep. 4-0
+2Quote:
Originally Posted by itzsoweezee
for spurs fans you think otherwise Believe!
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I'm just a little worried because the offense is not as fluent the last few games. Parkers illness might be a reason for that. So lets win all 4 games!Quote:
Originally Posted by bus driver
A sweep as the Spurs after a lull should pick it up offensively as well next few games. The Bucks game will be the hard one to get - dangerous team when healthy.
4-0
These are all winnable games, if:
Pop doesn't quit
Tony shakes off his funk
GHill turns around his slump
4-0
Adding to the ifs:Quote:
Originally Posted by Capt Bringdown
Splitter continues to see DNP-CD
Bucks might be stuck in Atlanta due to the ice storm - Spurs may not play tomorrow.
Quote:
Originally Posted by TimmehC
So Bucks are coming back I'm guessing?Quote:
By Rachel Shuster, USA TODAY
The snowstorm throughout the South led to the postponement Tuesday of the NBA game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the host Atlanta Hawks. It is rescheduled for March 15.
One concern was having enough staff at Philips Arena to work the game. Ice and snow hit north Georgia on Sunday and made travel difficult around Atlanta. Portions of some roads are closed.
The Hawks were scheduled to leave after the game to travel to Toronto for Wednesday's game against the Raptors. The de-icing truck for the Hawks' private plane was stuck on an interstate for a time Tuesday.
The Bucks were scheduled to leave Atlanta to return home for Wednesday's game against the San Antonio Spurs.
I hope they play tommorow. Jennings is injured, and Bogut is sick, lets take advantage of these giant killers.
4-0 all those teams are flawed beyond belief right now.
IF we do go 3-1 its because Jason Terry forgets he is Jason Terry and doesn't choke for once.
4-0 :hat
2-0 so far. Gotta win the next two to make it a good week. GO SPURS!
My sentiments exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by rasho8
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/spursna...rs-game-again/
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The Mavericks had Dirk Nowitzki literally running in circles at the end of Thursday’s practice session at Trinity University. As part of his ongoing recovery from a sprained right knee, Nowitzki was seen jogging the perimeter of the practice court, working up a nice sweat in the process.
Nowitzki never actually made an appearance on the court for team drills, which would seem to point toward Dallas’ leading scorer missing Friday’s game against the Spurs at the AT&T Center. After the workout, Dallas coach Rick Carlisle said Nowitzki is “making real progress” in his rehabilitation, but remained tight-lipped about his status for the upcoming Southwest Division showdown.
“We’ll let you know when he’s going to play,” Carlisle said. “It could be very soon. It could be a while.”
Pressed for further details about Nowitzki’s recovery and a timetable for his comeback, Carlisle said, “Next subject.”
Day-to-day since suffering the injury Dec. 27 at Oklahoma City, Nowitzki has already missed a career-high eight games with it. The Mavericks are 2-6 without him, and have slipped six games behind the Spurs in the conference and divisional races.
Nowitzki, a bona fide MVP candidate, is the NBA’s seventh-leading scorer at 24.1 points per game.
If he is to sit out again Friday, it would mark the second time he would miss a game with the Spurs. Nowitzki’s knee sprain kept him sidelined for the Spurs’ 99-93 victory in Dallas on Dec. 30.
Mavs point guard Jason Kidd said he was hopeful the team could rally in spite of Nowitzki’s continued absence.
“This is a veteran ball club, so we’re not panicking,” Kidd said. “The season is ups and downs. We started on an up. We’re down right now. We just have to get healthy. That’s the biggest thing.”
4-0, with a close one in Denver.
Denver will trade Melo before the game, and will be short-handed with all the new players not ready to play. The remaining players will play inspired ball and keep it close until JR Smith inexplicitly follow-up dunks at the wrong basket giving the Spurs a two point win.