You solved the NBA's error. Props. Time to redo the first round.
Why are the Spurs seeded at #3?
I mean there is no three-way tie between the Rockets, Blazers and Spurs.
Denver has 2-2 head to head and same record with Portland but has a better division record, which gives the Nuggets the tiebreaker and division le.
Although Portland and the Spurs have the same record, with the Rockets finishing a game behind, Portland has a 3-1 head to head with the Spurs, in which the Blazers should have the tiebreaker and the 3 seed with the Spurs getting the 4 seed.
So, why is this?
You solved the NBA's error. Props. Time to redo the first round.
Spurs get a top 3 seed by virtue of them winning the Southwest Division. All 3 division winners get a top seed, based upon record. So consider the Spurs the 3rd best of the theree division winners.
But there was a three-way tie between Nuggets, Blazers and Spurs.
That "3 division winners being guaranteed top 3 spots" rule was changed after the 2006 Spurs-Mavs debacle.
Thank you.
Thumbs up for great sarcasm.
But the Nuggets won the season series with the Spurs 2-1, thus canceling out the Nuggets on account of them having tiebreakers over both the Blazers AND Spurs, thus leaving the 3 seed between those two teams.
That's how you think it works. Now go to nba.com and read how a multi-team tier gets resolved.
Did you read the entire rulebook?
Search for the 500 threads devoted to this one topic.
actually, if it werent for pop's boneheaded rotations during march, we would still have locked up the 2nd seed easily.
Please consider this topic finished because I have gotten nothing but subtle insults instead of a simple straight answer and I do not have time to look over 500 threads.
How about you use the search function and stop ing?
http://spurstalk.com/forums/showpost...2&postcount=10
from here:
http://www.nba.com/statistics/playoff_picture.html
Forgive me if thinking posting this hours after a painful loss where everyone wants to throw things at players and coaches isn't a good idea. Do you really think the NBA would let the series start if there was an error in the seeding? Really?
You sure showed me. Thank you for enlightening me. You must feel relieved now.
I wouldn't bet against it.
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