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The New Orleans game is also the second game of a B2B.
4 B2B
Road win rate now is: 76%
If maintained over this strech, then 9-3
Sat, Jan 22 @ New Orleans
Mon, Jan 24 @ Golden State
Wed, Jan 26 @ Utah
(Sat, Jan 29 vs Houston )
Tue, Feb 1 @ Portland
Thu, Feb 3 @ Los Angeles Lakers
Fri, Feb 4 @ Sacramento
Tue, Feb 8 @ Detroit
Wed, Feb 9 @ Toronto
Fri, Feb 11 @ Philadelphia
Sat, Feb 12 @ Washington
Mon, Feb 14 @ New Jersey
Thu, Feb 17 @ Chicago
5-day All-Star Break
Last edited by boutons_deux; 01-18-2011 at 05:18 PM.
The New Orleans game is also the second game of a B2B.
8-4, losses at NO, POR or LA, one of the east coast B2Bs and the Chicago game.
9-3
losses in Utah, LA, Chicago
Wed 19 vs Toronto W
Fri 21 vs New York W
Sat 22 @ New Orleans W
Mon 24 @ Golden State W
Wed 26 @ Utah L
Sat 29 vs Houston W
Tue 01 @ Portland W
Thu 03 @ LA Lakers W
Fri 04 @ Sacramento L
Tue 08 @ Detroit W
Wed 09 @ Toronto W
Fri 11 @ Philadelphia W
Sat 12 @ Washington W
Mon 14 @ New Jersey W
Thu 17 @ Chicago W
I'm iffy on the Chicago game, but I'll say it's a W since Noah will still be out with injury. Could also pick up an L to the Hornets.
In the Road games: 9-3 with loses to Utah and Chicago, and some random sub-500 team we shouldn't lose to. We'll win that game against Houston, so 10-3 over that stretch.
lol 3 straight B2Bs with a 4-in-5 in the mixGuess it's our turn to be screwed by the schedule. At least they get a 4-day break in there, too.
Upsets can happen anywhere, but the Spurs should be able to do this:
Sat 22 @ New Orleans W
Mon 24 @ Golden State W
Wed 26 @ Utah W
Sat 29 vs Houston W
Tue 01 @ Portland W
Thu 03 @ LA Lakers L
Fri 04 @ Sacramento W
Tue 08 @ Detroit W
Wed 09 @ Toronto W
Fri 11 @ Philadelphia L (Spurs always struggle here)
Sat 12 @ Washington W
Mon 14 @ New Jersey W
Thu 17 @ Chicago L
8-4 would be nice!
4 losses
we will lose 1 vs. Utah, Houston or Portland
lose 1 vs. Lakers
lose 1 vs. Kings or Pistons
lose 1 vs. Philly or Chicago
we've had a relatively easy schedule (not too many back to backs, what not) so far...lol 3 straight B2Bs with a 4-in-5 in the mix
10 and 3. Spurs will beat the Lakers again but lose a game they should have won easily probably due to fatigue.
record prediction: 11-2.
The most sure loss on the board is to the lakers.
10-3
Sat, Jan 22 @ New Orleans: L
Mon, Jan 24 @ Golden State: W
Wed, Jan 26 @ Utah: W
Sat, Jan 29 vs Houston: W
Tue, Feb 1 @ Portland: W
Thu, Feb 3 @ Los Angeles Lakers: L
Fri, Feb 4 @ Sacramento: W
Tue, Feb 8 @ Detroit: L
Wed, Feb 9 @ Toronto: W
Fri, Feb 11 @ Philadelphia: W
Sat, Feb 12 @ Washington: W
Mon, Feb 14 @ New Jersey: W
Thu, Feb 17 @ Chicago: W
NO: just have a fealing they'll want to kick our ass after whaty happened the last time.
LA: are they going to play low IQ offense where Kobe jacks up insansely dumb shots, or are they going to pound it down low? i think they learn their lesson from last game. although i think it'll be close.
Detroit: Charlie V can potentially give the Spurs match up problems. we suck at guarding players who come off a lot of screens (ie Ray Allen and Kevin Martin), and Detroit has Gordon and Hamilton, both of whom make their money doing that.
WE should be able to win all of these but since this is no perfect world i say we win all but 2.
I predict all wins. Why should I predict a loss? If it's up for grabs, I will take the win.
@ New Orleans W
@ Golden State W
@ Utah Jazz L
vs Houston W
@ Portland W
@ LA Lakers L
@ Sacramento L
@ Detroit W
@ Toronto W
@ Philadelphia W
@ Washington W
@ New Jersey W
@ Chicago L
8-4
9-4 or 8-5
9-4
win all the road games in feb so we don't have to hear more bull about the heat and their "win streak on the road for a month"
Last edited by Trainwreck2100; 01-18-2011 at 06:41 PM.
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