Your predictions for this years RRT

[Seventyniner]

My head says 6-3, but my heart says 7-2 or 8-1.

[maverick1948]

I'm thinking par is 4-5. The Spurs have gotten a ton of shorthanded wins lately and are probably overdue for that shorthandedness to catch up to them. Parker has been great but it's unreasonable to expect him to be flawless the rest of the way. They've also gotten a bit sloppy in their recent wins. Combined, that's a recipe for a semi slump, in my estimation, at least.

But even if they can emerge 4-5 on this RRT, they're still in good shape to finish off the season. They'd be on pace for ~60 wins without accounting for the relatively easy stretch run. Thus, 61-62 wins wouldn't be too out of the question as long as the injury bug cooperates.


I can live with 4-5. Anything better than that and I'm happy.

I dont agree with 4-5 Timvp. It would be horrible for our team to lose 5 games coming off a 10 game win streak. Being shorthanded this season is a fact of life for the Spurs. We have had a large number of games without starters playing. Our bench has picked up the slack in grand fashion. Do I see 9-0 on the RRT? No, but I wont say being shorthanded is the cause of us losing. The scary games for me are the back to backs. I see Pop resting Manu, Timmy and maybe even Tony on one of the two nights. The X-factor for the Spurs is our new Donk, Baynes. He is a banger for sure. If he can give us just 10-12 mins of solid play and take them from TD in the 1st half of the trip, we can get a win or two that you are not counting for us. I would love to see TD get only 20 mins a game on the first half of the trip. It would keep him in shape and allow he to rest that pesky knee. Same with Manu. Green, De Colo and Neal need to ramp up their play. I can assure you that the last couple days at the practice facility have not been comfortable for the players. They have had to listen to Pop complain about the turnovers. A 3% chance to win all 9. A 10% chance to win 8. But a 75% chance to win 7 of the games on the road.

[roycrikside]

I think the Bulls and the Warriors are scheduled Ls. The Pistons, Suns and Kings should be easy Ws. Cavs should be a win unless Irving goes crazy. T-Pups, Nets and Clips are the toss up games to me that will make or break the trip.

[Spursfanfromafar]

W vs. Minnesota
W vs. Detroit
W vs. Brooklyn
L vs. Chicago
W vs. Cleveland
W vs. Sacramento
W vs. LA
L vs. Golden State
W vs. Phoenix

7-2 for me.

[roycrikside]

I'd be happy with 6-3, ecstatic with anything better and okay with 5-4 and a healthy club at the end of it.

[chapnis]

I'd be happy with 6-3, ecstatic with anything better and okay with 5-4 and a healthy club at the end of it.

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[BG_Spurs_Fan]

@ Minnesota L
@ Detroit W
@ Brooklyn L
@ Chicago L
@ Cleveland W
@ Sacramento W
@ L.A. Clippers L
@ Golden State W
@ Phoenix W

[spurraider21]

pistons could be sneaky tough tbh. with Timmy out Monroe should have a solid game. Drummond is also a heck of a rebounder/athlete which tends to give us issues. TP and Tiago both have to be pretty good in that one

[Manudona]

8-1 just losing 1st one vs Minnesota.

[polandprzem]

Wed 6 @ Minnesota L
Fri 8 @ Detroit W
Sun 10 @ Brooklyn W
Mon 11 @ Chicago W
Wed 13 @ Cleveland W
Tue 19 @ Sacramento W
Thu 21 @ L.A. Clippers W
Fri 22 @ Golden State L
Sun 24 @ Phoenix W

[Brazil]

I'd say 6-3, the outcome of the bulls game will depend on how much depleted they will be. They have a lot of injuries lately.

[SpurSpurSpurs]

9-0.

IT'S COMING. BE PREPARED.

First person with balls as hard as a rock to post this. I will prepare.

I say, 8-1.

[Kuestmaster]

I'm thinking par is 4-5. The Spurs have gotten a ton of shorthanded wins lately and are probably overdue for that shorthandedness to catch up to them. Parker has been great but it's unreasonable to expect him to be flawless the rest of the way. They've also gotten a bit sloppy in their recent wins. Combined, that's a recipe for a semi slump, in my estimation, at least.

But even if they can emerge 4-5 on this RRT, they're still in good shape to finish off the season. They'd be on pace for ~60 wins without accounting for the relatively easy stretch run. Thus, 61-62 wins wouldn't be too out of the question as long as the injury bug cooperates.

I can live with 4-5. Anything better than that and I'm happy.

4-5 timvp? c'mon it's an easy RRT. I'm calling 6-3 at worst. With tim "injury" and all you've been pretty pessimistic lately. With all the injuries and games missed by tim, manu, kawhi and jax and still we're 1st in the nba. Cheer up man. The best is yet to come

[disciple]

First person with balls as hard as a rock to post this. I will prepare.

It's possible if we are healthy.

6-3

[blkroadrunners]

Wed 6 @ Minnesota W
Fri 8 @ Detroit L
Sun 10 @ Brooklyn W
Mon 11 @ Chicago L
Wed 13 @ Cleveland W
Tue 19 @ Sacramento W
Thu 21 @ L.A. Clippers L
Fri 22 @ Golden State L
Sun 24 @ Phoenix W

[Spurs Brazil]

6-3

[Spur|n|Austin]

I'd guess either 8-1 or 7-2. But the homer in me says 9-0!

[acoelho1]

8-1 with the Golden State game being the only loss and I'm only giving this game to GS because it's on a back-2-back. The Spurs are the class of the league right now and they tend to do even better on these RR trips.

[Mugen]

7-2, IMO. Loss chicago and one of the California games.

[DeadlyDynasty]

Pain

[Captivus]

Pain

Clubber Lang??

[FromWayDowntown]

0-9

[ClubberLang]

[ClubberLang]

Blair gonna dominate one of those games, fools. He's gonna walk into Detroit and bring their pretty little asses over to show them what a real man is like.

[Jumi]

W vs. Minnesota
L vs. Detroit
L vs. Brooklyn
W vs. Chicago
W vs. Cleveland
W vs. Sacramento
W vs. LA
W vs. Golden State
L vs. Phoenix

6-3
Not bad!!