Alright at least our team isn't the only one going on the road.
West goes on with Spurs on the road
From Jan. 16 to March 6, the Spurs play only six home games. Here is a look at how their road compares to that of other top Western Conference teams over that span.
Spurs (25-12)
- The road ahead: The Spurs will play 17 of their 23 games on the road.
- How tough is it? Eight of the 17 road games come against teams above .500.
- Notable: The Spurs will face the Lakers and Celtics on this stretch. But they do avoid the Cavaliers (19-0 at home).
Hornets (23-12)
- The road ahead: The Hornets will play 10 of their 24 games on the road.
- How tough is it? Four of the 10 road games come against teams above .500.
- Notable: The second game of the back-to-backs will be tough, with games at the Pistons, Spurs and Jazz.
Rockets (24-16)
- The road ahead: The Rockets have eight of their 23 games on the road.
- How tough is it? Two of the eight road games come against teams above .500.
- Notable: Houston has already played 23 road games. The Spurs, by comparison, have played only 15.
Mavericks (22-17)
- The road ahead: The Mavericks will play 11 of their 23 games on the road
- How tough is it? Seven of the 11 road games come against teams above .500.
- Notable: The Mavericks avoid last season’s NBA Finals teams but don’t dodge the Magic, Hornets or Spurs.
Nuggets (26-13)
- The road ahead: The Nuggets will play 15 of their 23 games on the road.
- How tough is it? Six of the 15 road games come against teams above .500.
- Notable: Like the Spurs, the Nuggets will play eight straight games on the road at one point.
Blazers (24-15)
- The road ahead: The Trail Blazers will play 10 of their 22 games on the road.
- How tough is it? Five of the 10 road games come against teams above .500.
- Notable: The toughest game figures to be at the AT&T Center on Feb. 25. Portland plays at Houston the night before.
Jazz (23-16)
- The road ahead: The Jazz will play eight of their 22 games on the road.
- How tough is it? Four of the eight road games are vs. teams above .500.
- Notable: Utah’s toughest games will be at home — the Cavs, Spurs, Lakers, Celtics and Hornets all go to Salt Lake City in this stretch.
Lakers (31-7)
- The road ahead: The Lakers will play 13 of their 23 games on the road.
- How tough is it? Five of the 13 road games come against teams above .500.
- Notable: The Lakers will visit East bests the Celtics and Cavaliers for national-TV games.
Suns (22-13)
- The road ahead: The Suns will play 15 of their 25 games on the road.
- How tough is it? Eight of the 15 road games come against teams above .500.
- Notable: This will be brutal. Included are trips to Boston, Cleveland, the Lakers and Orlando.
- David Kendrick
Alright at least our team isn't the only one going on the road.
Bring it on! We got a few cold blooded assassins ready for action.
It will tell a lot. That's a lot of road games.
I think the road games will help solidify the chemistry of the team
Good thing we play alot of sorry teams. If not we might not make the POs.
Interestingly the Spurs have almost identical winning percentages on the road vs. home this year. If the Spurs can somehow manage to continue winning 2/3 of their road games they'll be in great shape.
For the most part, we aren't at much of a disadvantage.
Spurs in fine shape on way to their annual 55+ wins. Mark it down.
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