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23.5 wins is free money.
One of the best sports bets I've seen in my many years going to Vegas (and I've seen, and I do mean seen, a lot).
As the roster stands today, I’d hammer the over. If we move Jak and JRich, we are a sub 20 win team
23.5 wins is free money.
One of the best sports bets I've seen in my many years going to Vegas (and I've seen, and I do mean seen, a lot).
let's hope they don't even crack 20 wins
Not sure if this was posted on another thread, but the ringer has a list of players' trade value. A ranking of 1-64, and 20 other players.
Out of the 84 players, your San Antonio Spurs are the only team to be completely shut out. That's right, the other dregs who supposedly will contend with the Spurs for the worst record all have untradable players of some sort. Kings have Sabonis, Jazz with Mitc , Craplahoma has three, Houston 2 guys as well as Detroit, and Indiana has Halliburton.
All that being said San Antonio will assuredly either be in the top 3 for the lottery, or the coaching staff will have overperformed beyond anything they've done in the past.
You don’t need to go to Vegas to be a sports gambler.
If they trade Poodle we definitely will have the worst record as I don't think people know how much he impacts the games. We all ready get crushed on the glass and loosing our two best rebounders Murray and Poodle will be killed on second chance points and I am not sure Sochan is going to be playing a lot of minutes with the big boys so that leaves...Dieng?
Think they're still trying to replace sigfried n roy
Well played. Noice.
Don’t forget Dougie McNoReb is our PF
I mean we can’t be that bad right? Would that be a franchise low? What were when David got hurt? Gotta take the over. But if we lose Poeltl and Josh then yeah I would take the under
The Spurs have lost 23 or less games twice. 20 wins got TD and the 21 win season got Sean. They won David’s lottery after winning 31 games.I mean we can’t be that bad right? Would that be a franchise low? What were when David got hurt? Gotta take the over. But if we lose Poeltl and Josh then yeah I would take the under
1996 was 20-62
Agree on last year - even Spurs fans thought the youth sucked and DDR could not be replaced despite all evidence to contrary. But unless Tre Jones is a top 15 PG, I dont know about this year. Primo kind of sucks at the moment and hard to see him leaping enough and SA already weak in front court and now weak at PG too
I like POR over 41.5 and SAC over 31.5
GS over 50.5 is the biggest no-brainer IMO since they should have a healthier Klay Thompson, a better Kuminga, and maybe Wiseman becomes somebody. But the first two alone should make that one pretty safe.
Lol futures bets are never safe. You guys have never laid down risk clearly.
Really thought losing DeRozan was going to cost a bunch of early season wins since he's an MVP candidate through December every year tbh
Coach Numby had us go 8-2 in the final stretches including *Wins* over mega tankers:
Portland 3Xs
Houston
OKC
Oh but we'll have that memory of the Play-In loss to New Orleans forever.
Plus DJ wanting to get AS, MIP, Steals Leader, etc. and PATFO showcasing him perhaps for a good haul like the vets from the year before last season. But this season there’s little case to do that. Of course Poeltl is still 10+ and needs to be dealt to guarantee a tank.
Golden State at 50.5 and Orlando at 27.5 look like good bets. Orlando was at 23 wins last year without Paolo and J Isaac, plus Franz will have a year of experience under his belt.
Vegas isn’t in the prediction business, per se. Their only interest is in seeing the money come down even on both sides. The fact that the line they set for the general publics betting pattern is close to your prediction isn’t anything to crow about. The general public is notoriously dumb as .
The thing they never take into account is that the Spurs will never shut down players who can play. Every other team in the bottom 1/3 of that list will, and that isn’t reflected in the line. A better O/U for Vegas would probably be 31.5.
The Spurs longest losing streak in team history is 13.
I expect that record will fall this year.
I’ll make you a sig bet on that.
I'd want to see the schedule before I took part in that bet. They're likely to lose all of their road games on the RRT. Didn't we come close to doing that like 2 years ago?
Any tough teams before or after that and that record is in jeopardy. Add in an injury or two (Keldon and Vassell, or Poeltl, etc) and it's maybe a given.
Schedule will matter here. Hope we play a whole lot of playoff teams after the All-Star break
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