Ok, I thought point differential would be the tie-breaker, not head-to-head. In which case it is indeed good news.
Re: De Colo, yesterday's heroics can't hide his absolutely dreadful showing so far. I don't think there's a NBA franchise right now which would be patient enough to deal with his inconsistency.
He was really good on scoring and steals yesterday, but his passing is still very suspect to me. He tried to do the same as Parker, i.e. penetrate and kick the blll out, but with less success. This shows Parker is really invaluable in this role (also for the Spurs) because he manages to deliver a crisp, useful pass while surrounded by 2-3 other players and while off-balance. With De Colo the penetrating part was ok, but the kicking-out not so much, it felt as though he was just throwing the ball wildly in the general direction of a teammate.

Zidane was 22 when he played with Les Bleus for the first time, and he scored 2 goals!
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