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Pop is gonna start resting players, book it.
64 wins, tops them all.
Even the dreadfully painful and depressing 2005-06 regular season, when we fattened our bench the previous offseason during the week of Hurricane Katrina en route to a 63–19 finish that culminated in the worst single decision to foul we have witnessed in our generation...
On the same night, as mentioned in a different thread, we clinched our perfect record at home against the Leastern Conference (which has been much better this year and is arguably deeper 1-8 than the West this year) as well as the simple fact that we have beaten every single NBA team during this year's championship run, something that we did not accomplish during the 1999, 2003, 2007 and 2014 championship runs [granted the lockout of 1999]. (In 2014, we did not even defeat all Western Conference teams at least once -- we even lost to two same-conference contenders all 4 times that year, and only got revenge on one of those in the playoffs -- thus, there was one contending team out West that we did not beat even once regular season or playoffs.)
And we're not done winning regular season games, as we have 6 to go (though no easy ones remaining, with all opponents either top contenders, B2B, or the surging Jazz).
Very proud to be a Spurs fan at the moment.
Pop is gonna start resting players, book it.
enjoyed this ride, no matter what
This could easily by 66-8 ( Jeremy lin going 1995 reggie miller and the okc let's rest everyone annoyance). Nonetheless great record. Would love the 70 wins, though 67 is more realistic. I see spurs beating Dallas in a 2 vs 7, then okc and finally mouthpiece loser.
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