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And your not even in the playoff race head, soat that. Enjoy the Lakers in the lottery again this year and then some.
Bull , Ed. Seeding always matters.
And your not even in the playoff race head, so
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2 years ago with 4 HOFers on the floor, Lakers were praying for 8th seed. Swept out, they haven't seen the sunshine since I don't know when. No playoff win in 3 years.
Open your mouth I'll seed that zygote you have back there.
Guy isn't making comparisons to his ty squad though, he's just stating a fact. Spurs didn't do well this month, came out bruised on hobbled legs. No one's sure what's going to happen either, so I'd keep mum about rising through the standings or winning it all again. We're not even sure the Spurs still have enough energy to go through the rodeo road trip. Things are looking bleak as of the moment but it's mostly injuries, the schedule, and bad luck to blame.
Last edited by FireMicoHalili; 12-31-2014 at 04:31 AM.
It is a combination but mostly injuries tbh, give most teams those injuries so far in the year and see what they do and I doubt it's favorable tbh. It is tough so far.
Fred
LOL Naruto boy!
he didn't even say a fact, since we are a game better than phoenix
We didn't have 4 HOF'ers on the floor two years ago.
Nobody cares Muhatmet
This thread has degressed but for the record Spurs in 7th right now............
Sure you did. Kobe, Howard, Nash, Gasol...
Spurs will pull it together in time. Non issue
Lesser teams would have lost even more games with the injuries Spurs have endured thus far...
Btw repeating in an seasonal team sport is overrated garbage, sustained domination over a long period of time is MUCH more valuable, especially for a small market team.
disagree. Repeating puts Duncan in the top 5 goat. Repeating proves the year before wasn't a fluke. Look at the mavs and 2006 heat for example
Last edited by Aremid; 12-31-2014 at 06:23 PM.
Sure you did. Kobe, Howard, Nash, Gasol...
Howard and Pau are not HOF'ers, you idiot. Pau may sneak in because he's white, but its still a crap shoot.
That's because you've never done it. When Jordan 3-peated he was vocal about having done something that Magic, Bird, and Zeke had never done.
The spurs will fall as low as 9th without Leoanrd...
So if the ball had bounced of the rim at a slightly different angle late in game 6 of the 2013 finals, Duncan is-- to your way of thinking-- top 5 goat, but since it didn't, he isn't? That seems like a pretty silly way to evaluate a 15+ year career. It's total body of work that matters, not one arbitrary stat. Looking at the total picture takes a little more work, but gives the more accurate picture.
Repeating does put him top 5 agreed but he is already up near there. Last year was not a fluke, they were dominant most of those playoffs, game 7 on they went on a tear. They went back to back finals and should have won both, the year before WCF, that is not a fluke going that far every year.
I agree with you fully on this.
My point exactly. It's much more difficult to win back to back than it is to win every couple of years. Winning back to back means you dominated the league even when teams were made specifically to beat you. Duncan has yet to prove he can do this. The spurs have longevity and have been consistently good; good enough to win 5 les when the compe ion was weak that year. However, they (including Duncan) have never really dominated the league. Repeating proves you can do this.
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