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The OP, a genuine mother er gettin' his Thread on.
Normally this wouldn't warrant a game thread, but Denver is fighting for their playoff lives and Houston is fighting for the second seed.
I think Houston wins by a close margin.
The OP, a genuine mother er gettin' his Thread on.
Full tank mode, tbh.
And they play back to back (tomorrow). The score is going to be 0-2 (best case scenario for Phoenix) or 1-1 (worst case scenario for Phoenix but still helpful), and Phoenix plays Denver on the 21st, so 0-2 for Denver (against Houston today and tomorrow) would probably be most helpful to Phoenix.
Phoenix's run-in is very favorable. 4 home games and 1 road game.
Suns still have a slim chance, especially if Denver goes 0-2 against Houston and they win against Denver.
The Suns have had the 4th or 5th best record in the league since the All Star break so it's not inconceivable to see them snag a playoff spot over Denver.
Only problem I see for the Suns is the fact that George Karl tends to have a lot of pull with the refs due to his seniority and standing in the NBA. Especially for the Phoenix/Denver game, if it's close and there's any semblance of a foul (regardless of whether similar contact was called prior or not), you know the Nuggets are going to get to the line.
lolwut? Suns have NO chance with that schedule...they're ed
That would make 'em O & 44!!!
oh yeah I didn't factor that in. I just based it on the fact that they have a ton of home games in their run-in.
should be a good game...
well, this one is done
Da fuq is happening to Houston
They ed us in the bottom and made us smell the leftovers. Let's see if these es have any fight in them tomorrow night.
^That one on the far right ain't half bad.
Yes, I'll need you to act like somebody tomorrow nite. Don't let me down, asshole.
Corey Brewer. Him blowing that last-second layup (and Ty Lawson's assist) cost me my damn fantasy basketball playoff matchup.
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