Tough Western Conference? Not really![]()
....if the playoffs started today!
1.New Orleans
2.Phoenix
3.LA Lakers
4.Utah
5.San Antonio
6.Dallas
7.Golden State
8.Houston
First Round:First Round matchups are as follows:
1 vs. 8
4 vs. 5
2 vs. 7
3 vs. 6
Conference Semifinals matchups are as follows:
1-8 Winner vs. 4-5 Winner
2-7 Winner vs. 3-6 Winner
NO vs Houston
Utah vs. S.A.
PHX vs Golden State
Lakers vs Dallas
Second Round:
NO/Houston vs S.A.
Phoenx/GS vs L.A./Dallas
West Finals:
S.A. whoever.
Time to see if the Basketball gods really love the Spurs!
Last edited by BonnerDynasty; 02-16-2008 at 12:03 PM.
New Orleans/Houston would be an interesting matchup. That could be 2 years in a row that we see a first round 1-8 upset.
It's amazing to me that a 50 win team will likely miss the playoffs in the West while some 34 win team in the East will probably get in.![]()
GS vs Dallas in the second round would be greatness.
Spurs would beat the Jazz in 6.
Spurs vs New Orleans or Houston in the second round?
Make it Houston. We've got some payback for those es in the playoffs![]()
Golden State could take out Phoenix, and I think the Lakers beat the Mavericks.
Golden State vs LA would be a very very interesting matchup.
I'd rather go into the playoffs in April, when we are hopefully playing a lot better than we are now.
Last edited by td4mvp21; 02-16-2008 at 02:50 PM.
Uh, they start in the middle of April.![]()
Wrong month!
Except for being on the Road throughout, the matchups right now are favorable for the Spurs.
Slow tempo like the Jazz and unproven like the Hornets.
This year being in the top 4 will be the difference because teams 1-10 are all killers this year. Especially for the Spurs since their road record is one of the worst of the West top 8.
I think the Spurs can go on the road and be just fine. They are currently underperforming and still have the 5th road record in the West. Furthermore, they still have one of the best home records... in the playoffs, they will be pretty tough to beat, especially at home.
It is all about matchups and how the team evolves in the next couple of months. With 31 games to go and only 2 games back from the top of the West, nothing is set on stone.
If Rick Von Braun is confident, I don't see how that CANT make you confident![]()
Spurs would be at home against Utah and Houston.
Even if you're away, you only need to hold serve at home and win 1 or two on the road to make it to the next round. The Spurs typically play horribly in the first game of the playoffs every year anyway, so I'd rather give that one up on the road and then settle into our dominant Spurs-style playoff mode.
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