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Playing OKC and GSW 3 times each in in the final 30 day is absolute BS. Would've loved to see those matchups a little more spread out as those are usually epic matchups.
Oh well.
You could likely get a package; but not individual tickets yet.
Playing OKC and GSW 3 times each in in the final 30 day is absolute BS. Would've loved to see those matchups a little more spread out as those are usually epic matchups.
Oh well.
To me, winning is the most important thing about openers. The weaker the team the better, generally speaking.
What'd you expect from Stern Jr.?
League more invested in AD this year. Most manipulative league in all of sports, tbh.
Spurs tied for 5th in terms of games where they'll have more rest than their opponents.
League has it out for us
NYK, BKN and PHI games all on Mondays. Not ideal for those of us who have to work and want to catch a few northeast games.
Guess I'll have to find a good home B2B to travel to.
And luckily only one B2B out of all the GS/OKC games down the stretch and it's on the road to OKC. I'll take that.
Spurs October/November is very favorable. Should be able to go 13-5 or 14-4 fairly easily
If the Spurs win the opener at OKC, I can see them being 11-0 going into that game at New Orleans.
Just a tid bit. Warriors play 17 of their last 23 games of the season at Home.
I just don't see winning more than 55 with all the new faces and the predictable Mills for a Wing mid-season trade.
This is a very generous schedule. Maybe the lack of depth won't hurt too much after all.
We are ed! This brutal last rs month massed up things!!!
You really wanted a balanced overall schedule and not this, especially you didn't want that last month before the playoff schedule when you don't have any breathing room, now you can't get ready for the playoff the right way...
Absolutely perfect schedule, it's almost like it's been created based on ST popular opinion.
I guess Rachel Nichols's party days are over.
A good shot at it. I think Warriors fall back to Earth a little trying to repeat, so 62 may be enough for the 1 spot.
Rachel Nichols calling out LMA on being a cheap ass!
Our depth is pretty good. I know we are relying on Anderson and Simmons for some backup 3 duties, but I honestly believe Diaw will be used at the 3 in some match ups like against bigger backup 3's like Singler in the Thunder. Also I think Green needs to average low 30's in mins. Overall, I think we are alright at the depth. Our reserve 5 are elite, and probably the best in the league.
Btw, this is a stretch the heat get. LOL
Jan. 8 at Phoenix
Jan. 9 at Utah
Jan. 11 at Golden State
Jan. 13 at Clippers
Jan. 15 at Denver
Jan. 17 at OKC
Jan. 19 vs. Milwaukee
Jan. 20 at Washington
Jan. 22 at Toronto
Jan. 25 at Chicago
Jan. 26 at Brooklyn
Jan. 29 at Milwaukee
Jan. 31 vs Atlanta
Feb. 2 at Houston
Feb. 3 at Dallas
Feb. 5 at Charlotte
Spurs better have a five or six game cushion for the one seed at this point. They'd better not f around against all these cream puff teams at the start of the season.
Hope Bruce has a nice lunch for that number.
Last edited by BillMc; 08-13-2015 at 07:55 AM.
Just continuing with my sidebar...
That video shows SA vs HOU at 8pm on ESPN before the LA duel.
Saw someone mention possibly TNT picking the game up.
Great schedule overall..pretty much the softish start that we all recommended for a team that will be ironing out things chemistry-wise.Quite reasonable RTT that on paper the Spurs could easily go 6-2 during it..By the time that tough March sledding comes around, we would have already known who we are and pretty much revving up for the Playoffs...
If a mostly healthy Spurs don't mug around early on with scrub teams, i honestly don't see a reason why this team miss out on 60 wins..
W-L record Projection for Oct/Nov schedule:
@ OKC L
v. BRK W
@ BOS W
@ NYK (b2b) W
@ WAS L
v. CHA W
@ SAC W
@ PRT W
v PHIL W
v PRT W
v DEN W
@ NOP L
v MEM (b2b) W
v DAL W
@ DEN W
v ATL (b2b)W
@ CHI L
W/L 13-4
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