By the time the New Year arrives, the Spurs will have played 38 games. Almost half the season. The Spurs have earned a 6-4 record so far. How do you think they are going to fair with this schedule?
November : T - toss up, W - win, L - loss
10 - Rockets (4-5) T
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12 - @ Kings (6-5) T
14 - @ Suns (2-8) W
15 - @ Clippers (6-4) L
18 - Warriors (10-1) L
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19 - @ Pelicans (5-6) L
21 - Grizzlies (6-4) W
23 - @ Pacers (7-5) L
24 -
Bucks (8-2) L
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26 - @ Bulls (3-9) W
28 - @ Timberwolves (4-8) T
30 - Rockets (4-5) T
December :
2 - Trailblazers (8-3) T
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4 - @ Jazz (5-6) L
5 - @ Lakers (5-6) L
7 - Lakers (5-6) W
9 - Jazz (5-6) T
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11 - Suns (2-8) W
13 - Clippers (6-4) W
15 - Bulls (3-9) W
17 - 76ers (7-5) T
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19 - @ Magic (4-7) L
21 - Timberwolves (4-8) W
22 - @ Rockets (4-5) L
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26 - Nuggets (9-2) T
28 - @ Nuggets (9-2) L
29 - @ Clippers (6-4) L
31 - Celtics (6-4) T
I think the Spurs are looking at an 8 - 11 record with 9 games that could swing either way. If the Spurs go 5-4 in those games then the Spurs could be 19-19 before Jan 1st. W
hat should be the organization's thinking if this team is .500 before they face the Raptors for the first time on 1/3?