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Wow, that link has some amazing stats. I had no idea the Spurs had to play 2 road games in Philly and Chicago on the season.
Fail.
Although the Spurs have a harder remaining schedule (see link), they have the odds to hold onto the #1 seed based on winning percentages against remaining opponents and adding a home/away factor.
Of course, there are no guarantees - but it should be noted that if the Spurs aren't able to hold their lead, then, they will not have the requisite momentum to win a championship.
In any event, we will be rooting for the class team - the Spurs - and predictable meltdowns by the Fakers without any real guard play and the amusing ChokeKing Mavs will make this post season very entertaining.
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Update: My bad, I was looking at an older article - ooops.
The reality is much better per link:
http://www.playoffstatus.com/nba/westernsosrg.html
Last edited by SpursNW; 03-04-2011 at 01:03 AM.
Wow, that link has some amazing stats. I had no idea the Spurs had to play 2 road games in Philly and Chicago on the season.
Fail.
that link is full of crap. seriously. someone needs to edit it.
(the BSPN one...)
Link goes to an article from 2008. (was changed; first link went to an ESPN article)
WTF?
By my count, we DO play only 7 sub-500 teams out of 21 games left; however, there are only 5 sub-500 teams in the west currently.
LA only plays 5 sub-500 teams.
Last edited by spursfaninla; 03-04-2011 at 01:29 AM.
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