Spurs overtake Warriors in 2016's first Power Rankings

[Dex]

http://www.nba.com/2016/news/powerra...k10/index.html

Start planning the parade, everybody!

[Spurs9]

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[Mr. Body]

Stupid to not pick GSW still.

[BatManu20]

http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/show...65#post8353565

[ceperez]

Damn... not under the radar anymore. Need to lose some games!

[Dex]

http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/show...65#post8353565

Well hot damn.

[SpurPadre]

Of note from that link is that we've had the easiest schedule in the league through the 3rd and the Dubs with the second easiest.

[GSH]

Yeah, maybe wait until GS loses the second game with Curry on the floor.

[ElNono]

That's it, we're legit! wooohooo

[DMC]

Stupid to not pick GSW still.

Is it still stat driven like Hollinger's was where no one picked anything?

[boutons_deux]

continues:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...season/page/31

In the six January games they played before meeting the Spurs, the Cavaliers had the top offense in the league.
And then San Antonio held Cleveland to 95 points.
And Kawhi Leonard is obscenely good.
And they're 23-0 at home.
And they've won 10 straight.
And Tony Parker is far from done.
And Tim Duncan might still be an All-Defense First Team member.
And the bench is probably the best in the league.
It's just...it's just not possible that a team could be this much better than everyone else—especially when two or three other squads in the league would be good enough to win les in any other year.
There's a lot of ground to cover before everything's decided, but it's getting hard to see how anyone could compete with these Spurs.
They're on a level all their own right now

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ah man, that game on 25 Jan is gonna be amazing. Spurs win, and I'll be doin' some fireworks, like I did when Spurs/Gino won OT @PHX a few years ago after being 17 down to start the 4th.

[Spurtacular]

The rankings that matter are the standings.

[Spurtacular]

continues:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...season/page/31

In the six January games they played before meeting the Spurs, the Cavaliers had the top offense in the league.
And then San Antonio held Cleveland to 95 points.
And Kawhi Leonard is obscenely good.
And they're 23-0 at home.
And they've won 10 straight.
And Tony Parker is far from done.
And Tim Duncan might still be an All-Defense First Team member.
And the bench is probably the best in the league.
It's just...it's just not possible that a team could be this much better than everyone else—especially when two or three other squads in the league would be good enough to win les in any other year.
There's a lot of ground to cover before everything's decided, but it's getting hard to see how anyone could compete with these Spurs.
They're on a level all their own right now

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ah man, that game on 25 Jan is gonna be amazing. Spurs win, and I'll be doin' some fireworks, like I did when Spurs/Gino won OT @PHX a few years ago after being 17 down to start the 4th.

No. The league is especially weak right now. There isn't much in the way of marquee match-ups for that very reasons.

[littlecoyotecoin]

The rankings that matter are the standings.

Who left the gate open on the Jimmer thread?

[The Reckoning]

spurs continue their run as regular season champs per par

[CubanMustGo]

The rankings that matter are the standings.

Posting your thoughts in a large font doesn't make them any more meaningful.

And in case you haven't noticed, the Spurs are closing in on GS in the standings.

[TheMulletMan3000]

Who left the gate open on the Jimmer thread?

[Spurtacular]

Posting your thoughts in a large font doesn't make them any more meaningful.

And in case you haven't noticed, the Spurs are closing in on GS in the standings.

Well fortunately, no meaning needed to be added. But thanks for that public service announcement.

[Old School 44]

Jeff Van Gundy drinking the Spurs Kool-Aid. (starts at about 48 second mark)

http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=14579983