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Suns have 1 more game than the Spurs to play.
Its the Spurs HCA to lose.
17 to go Spurs.
Keep it up
spurs up 1.5, not 2
Suns have 1 more game than the Spurs to play.
Its the Spurs HCA to lose.
17 to go Spurs.
Keep it up
I've just finished watching this game and the Suns lost because of horrible D. I haven't seen much Suns games this season (this was the second), did they have a bad night or is this the level of D that they are playing?
The Suns are over-hyped period - after a blazing start, 31 and 4 I believe they are about 18 and 15 over last 33 games. 5 or so of those when Nash out but still.
Suns are begining their fade mark it down.
Does anyone know of a good Suns fan site? It's just about time to start lurking and reading about what their fans are saying.
When you find it let me know!!
It's effectively two games, with the tiebreaker taken into account.spurs up 1.5, not 2
"It's effectively two games"
... yes, Sean made this point clearly during the Spurs@Suns game.
Assuming Spurs can keep WC HCA, the HCA race must now include the Finals. Pistons can't catch the Spurs, but Spurs are today .008 % behind Heat.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/standi...l&seasontype=2
The Heat have the huge advantage of padding their overall record with wins in the EC, as the Pacers did last year.
Here is the Heat's remaining schedule:
Mar
Sat 19 New York
Tue 22 @ Houston <<
Fri 25 Phoenix <<
Sat 26 @ Charlotte
Tue 29 Toronto
Thu 31 @ Indiana << (JO, JT back?)
Apr
Sat 2 @ New Orleans
Tue 5 Chicago << (but they're fading)
Fri 8 @ Memphis <<
Sun 10 Detroit <<
Thu 14 @ Philadelphia
Fri 15 @ Boston << (hugely improved with Antoine)
Sun 17 Indiana
Tue 19 Charlotte
Wed 20 @ Orlando
Actually we are ahead they are .761 and we are .769. I dont know why they put us behind.
azcentral.com is pretty funny
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