From this point on the only must win is the Clips game. As long as they win that it's all golden.
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@GSW
@LAC
@PHX
Could easily go 3-1 over this stretch. Gotta beat the Clips though.
From this point on the only must win is the Clips game. As long as they win that it's all golden.
bump
lookin fantastic so far![]()
Hope we blow out the Clips and get our starters some rest. I'm going to be at the GSW game so I want to see the big 3 play.
like I said, too pesimistic LJ!
tbh, I wouldn't have picked 8-1 if I had known how many games Pop was going to sit Tim and Manu.
What can i say, i've expected TP to come back down to earth sometime in this trip. Hasn't happened, and i'll gladly eat my words regarding my prediction.
He's playing like mad through the entire RRT...
I think Splitter has been the other key for the RRT apart from TP and KL. Before the alternative was the turd towers when Tim was out.
I thought the injuries to Tim and and Manu would take a toll like the injuries to KL and Jack did in mid-December. I guess not.
I did too. I thought 5-4 was par, with 6-3 a good trip. Like a lot of folks, I didn't factor in Parker's staying in god mode for another month.
Or being able to go into Chicago on the second game of B2B, sit the Big 3, and still get a decisive win. They're playing at a very high level and the schedule is about to tun in their favor. Scary.
Last edited by Mel_13; 02-22-2013 at 10:56 AM.
Looking like a real good shot at an 8-1 RRT this year. Last two are GS and PHX, both perpetually owned by the Spurs.
WERD...we've got 17 out of the last 24 games at home, including a stretch from 2/27 thru 3/11, where we play 6 games in a row at home with no B2Bs, finishing up with OKC on 3/11 on 3 days rest. OKC will be on the second game of a B2B in that game, too, having to play Boston the day before.
The hard part of our schedule is behind us. We will almost certainly hold on to the #1 seed.
@ My underestimation.
If health can remain decent and Parker stays locked in, the Spurs have a chance to win a TON of games this season. Those are two big Ifs since it seems like a new injury issue pops up literally every day and asking Parker to play like the second best player in the league for the duration of the season is tough ... but damn.
^ I think if NDC can really step up during this stretch run (looks like he can) and secure the back up PG spot, that will be great not only for the team overall but give TP some timely rest.
I just hope the #1 is "guaranteed" ASAP, and we can see more minutes of the players than have to help during PO, especially NDC.
While the Spurs are in great shape, they do finish the season with nine games in seventeen days, with five of those on the road. At least five of those games are against teams that could still be jockying for playoff positions. The Spurs need to blast through the March schedule and at least maintain their 4 game lead over the pack to finish the year, thus earning themselves a week's rest at the end of the season. That'd be a sweet one!![]()
I don't know about his stats, but his confidence has improved muchly over the season.
Bump. Almost done with this sob. Assuming we don't crap the bed at Phoenix I think 7-2 sounds damn good to me
I know it's too late to submit predictions, but this what I originally predicted.
@ Minnesota W
@ Detroit W
@ Brooklyn L
@ Chicago W
@ Cleveland W
@ Sacramento W
@ LAC L
@ GS L
@ PHX W
6-3. Hopefully the Spurs take care of PHX. Either way, still a successful road trip.
I got the Chicago game wrong, but otherwise it's pretty much gone to plan.![]()
Had the record right. Just had my schedule off.![]()
I was way off in a good way.
One win better than my expectation, good effort Spurs !
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