It doesn't take into account the Timmy factor of how much does he have left?
I know you want to keep positive and I am not being negative by pointing out that these stats don't mean much bc:
1. Timmy's decline makes us a different team.
2. The team that is playing right now is not exactly the same that got those wins. Several of those games would not have been won without contributions from Anderson, Simmons, Boban and even Rasual. Not sure Kmart was better for us than Rasual TBH. Rasual came up and helped through the season. Kmart was accommodated and given more chances than Rasual was since seeding didn't matter and we came up with unexpected losses. Rasual>Kmart.
3. This is just my take and I will get heat but whatever, I get heat anyways. It felt like we were two teams through the season. The veteran team, that was spared by blowouts early in the season. The younger team that stepped up when the veterans got injured. They were just good enough to keep winning, but no blowouts. Sure the veterans are better but the ceiling on the team would have been much lower if we had to rely on them more, and didn't have these younger guys helping through the season.
If you take those guys from the RS we don't have this record TBH. Basically what this means is that the guys who are actually playing without those 3 are not a 67 win team. The iden y of this team is different. I an not calling for more minutes for these 3, but I am not going to pretend they were superfluous and insignificant in the overall team record. That's why the point differential guys never really got me convinced either.
Nice stat. I wish it was that simple. If the Spurs lose game 5 to a sorry ass team like OKC, they don't deserve to compete for a le and were never good enough. It would be 2 home losses in a row too.
A quick dose of energy and sense of urgency is in order. My hope is that the Spurs win Game 5, Tim plays well and the Spurs go back to OKC with 'closing out' in 6 on the brain.
Which woukd make the loss historical too...
I hope Spurs make the right kind of history.
A lot of wrist slitting going on in here
What injuries are you talking about?
Hopefully just paranoia when it comes to Kawhi but after Kanter flopped his way crash-bang into Kawhi's knee, he did not make a single shot after that.
It could have been a bad injury but he was fine. Running without a limp after. I think Kawhi was gassed.
History and Hillary are on our side.
This scrub hardly even plays. Ready for someone to drop kick his ass next time he starts dancingI hate the Thunder's version of Sid the Sloth and I can't stand when the Spurs lose to the Thunder - ever. That team sucks balls and is bottled up with all sorts of juvenile drama. Durant acts like an immature child and Westbrick looks like one.
^ this, tbh
If we win Game 5, and I expect we will, we close it out in Game 6.
If we lose Game 5, then it's going to be OKC in 6, and we would've never gotten past the Dubs, anyway.
It's all about Game 5.
"history"
History likes ting on us too
we making history all right, 67 win team turned into es by a 2 man squad
Adams ate Duncan for lunch on both ends.
We learn from history that we learn nothing from history.
Spurs about to make history one way or another. Just covering all their bases tbh. Smart s.
Golden State bout to sweep the Thunder
There's always a first time for something. Of course it'd be us.
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