The bottom line...

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Originally Posted by Ed Helicopter Jones

But wait, you're going to at least stick around until LA loses, right?? Don't go Nick...I'm sorry...come back...come back......

call me.

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The last time LA lost your boy GWB was still blowing lines in the Oval Office...g/l with that one, scrah :rollin

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Originally Posted by Nick Manning

lol getting defensive

Dallas has 7 home games and 8 road games left. LA has 10 home and 4 away left...yet you, in your infinite wisdom predict Dallas to finish better despite being 1 game behind and still having to go to Staples for another game.

Then you have a red-hot Blazers team actually falling in the standings to the point where they'd play LA in the first round.


Do you think before you post?

Take a look at both of our scenarios and ask yourself this: Which one is based in reality, and which one is wishful thinking?


You are a fucking dumbass and I just proved it...moving along...

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Agree with you. The lakers will lock into the number 2 seed.

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Originally Posted by Nick Manning

The last time LA lost your boy GWB was still blowing lines in the Oval Office...g/l with that one, scrah :rollin

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the Bold is funny!!!!:lmao:lmao:lmao

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Originally Posted by Horse

The truth is everyone has been waiting for a slump all year long and we kept bouncing back and winning, now we're in a slump better to get it over with now. We are so deep and yes we depend on the 3, but those 3's have been going down no reason to think they won't start falling again. Every team has weaknesses we just have to exploit them I trust Pop will have us ready come playoff time.

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Its not a slump until the spurs start losing to the weak non playoff teams. They got destroyed by the better team(Lakers) at home and they got destroyed in a road game against a desperate team that is trying to save their season(Heat) otherwise they still have won the games they have supposed to win.

7-3 in the last 10 games is a slump? I'm sure the Cavs would love that slump.

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Originally Posted by rascal

Agree with you. The lakers will lock into the number 2 seed.

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Maybe...

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Originally Posted by Ed Helicopter Jones

Spurs remaining opponents:

3/18 At Dallas
3/19 Charlotte
3/21 Golden State
3/23 At Denver
3/25 At Portland
3/27 At Memphis
3/28 Portland
3/31 Boston
4/1 At Houston
4/3 Phoenix
4/5 At Atlanta
4/6 Sacramento
4/9 Utah
4/12 At LAL
4/13 Phoenix


I think the Spurs will win the games bolded. I think they probably won't lock up HCA until the 4/9 game against Utah and will then rest their team in the final B2B.

In the meantime, Dallas and LA will close the gap in frightening fashion and many folks in here will take their own lives. Once the playoffs start, however, we'll see once and for all if this Spurs team is worth their mettle. As it is, I don't think we've seen the best of this team since they pull safely out in front of the pack a couple of months ago.

I'm still confident in my team, however, and I'm confident this is how you'll see the remainder of the regular season play out.

So let it be written, so let it be done.

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Ok, so the Spurs are 3-3 after the first 6 games on this list just as anticipated. Also, folks are jumping off buildings, again, just as anticipated. I still think, even with these injuries, that the Spurs can win at least 5 more games to lock up HCA. And if they don't it can just fuel our underdog status even more.

Being healthy for the playoffs is more important than these last few games.

I agree with you ed....rather have a healthy spurs team:)