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Congratulations! The Spurs are in the dance so I assume you must have been invited to dance.
more than 50 %: Spurs are frontrunners every year since Tim is here
between 30 and 50 %: Spurs are right there with the best teams of the league
between 10 and 30 %: Well, we're not in the best shape. But i still like our chances
between 1-10 %: That shouldn't be our year. but i won't yet bury the spurs
1 %: miracle needed here
0%: let's think about next year.
pessimist 0%: the spurs dynasty is over.
the chances are NEVER 0% anyone who knows ANYTHING about statistics knows that, shame on all you people that put 0%. Not only are you shaming fans, you're shaming your intellect by not realizing that even if the Sacramento Kings were in the playoffs, they'd have an inkling of a chance to win it all.
Congratulations! The Spurs are in the dance so I assume you must have been invited to dance.
the main reason I have the chances at 0% is because we're going to have Jacque Vaughn on the playoff roster..seriously, Jacque Vaughn..
1-10%
I hate Jacque Vaughn getting playing time as much as most spurs fans, but I'm also an engineer, so I'm mathematically inclined. Even assuming the worst case scenario, the Spurs chances are > 0% as are ANY team that makes the playoffs.
just curious.
who was the most surprising NBA champ ? the more unexpected and/or with a low seed.
Going back through the last decade:
Miami beating Dallas
Detroit beating the Lakers
Houston beating (the Spurs then Orlando)
But there are rarely upsets in a seven game series. The last great upsets were Miami coming back from a huge deficit, the 7th seeded 99 Knicks making it to the finals, and the Denver Nuggets beating the Kemp/Payton Sonics.
Season is done. No money for new guys. No 1st rnd picks. Next season is another season with old as players, and praying for no injuries during whole year. That`s sad but thats the only thing left from Spurs
In my expert opnion, I think the Spurs will suprise everybody and win it all this year. This is CIA Pop to the FULLEST he teh whole world tricked.
yes, but what about about some teams who won it all with very low seeding ?
Miami was 2nd in the East in 2006 IIRC even if to beat the Pistons and the west champ was not expected for them.
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