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Yes.
I don't think so and I don't think they'll have it. I think they will be a 5 or 6 seed and they won't get it done.
Yes.
Duncan, Parker, Ginobili, Diaw, and Pop.
All reasons why they CAN win on the road.
(See also game 6 of the 2014 WCF and games 3 and 4 of the 2014 NBA Finals)
maybe
Maybe not
Who knows?
Maybe
or maybe not.
But maybe.
Possibly, but also possibly not.
I'm thinking not.
Perhaps? Let's see what happens.
meh we can win on any court
Like we did in Portland last season
Not gonna minimize not having it. I think we can win with or without it, but having it does help though. I feel like we could have won it 2 years ago as well against Miami if we had had home court. Granted we almost did without it.
They probably can't. Unless they can.
Well, you did think Portland was going to win the conference semis last season, so we'll take that thought with a grain of salt
Is Lillard and efficient player who's expanded his game? The answer to both questions are the same. You choose.
If they go into the post-season rolling like they did after the Dallas series then HCA won't matter. Especially with their offense and lack of a dominant one-on-one player (sorry Tim), offensive flow is more important than any other factor...HCA included.
It'll be a tall task obviously, but we can do it. It all depends on how healthy our guys are and how we're playing come April tbh.
I agree we likely won't have HCA this year, especially with the amount of rest our starters are going to be receiving.
Anything is possible, but it is sure easier with HCA than without - witness 2013 and 2014 playoff runs.
Will the Guests make the playoffs this year tbh?
They can but the won't need to...they'll have HCA.
lol 5th or 6th seed
Lillard is awesome. The Spurs? Not so much this year.
I dunno, brah. It's still 2014, right? The spurs beat your blazers 4-1 this year and went on to win an NBA le.
I'm thinking the Spurs will once again take care of business against bad teams better than anyone else. That coupled with a late-season surge and the Thunder's crazy amount of injuries should be enough for at least a top 3 seed.
But that doesn't answer the question. The questions were: Is Lillard an efficient player and has he expanded his game? The answer to those questions is the same as the answer to your question in the OP. You choose.
NO! The Popovich era have won every game at the AT&T (RS/POs).
Lillard is awesome. The Spurs? Not so much this year.
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