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Guess they expect Houston to go on a run then.
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This is a legit dilemma. I was telling a friend the other day, if we finished second and the Suns stayed in the 7th spot, not sure I love that matchup. All I know is, I'd much rather have home court than to not have it. Matchups could play a big part in a successful playoff run for the Spurs (getting to at least the second round and going toe to toe with whatever team that is).I agree that 2 seed or 4 seed could be equally challenging. But I guess that's what it's all about.
Rockets 56-26 LOL!!Guess they expect Houston to go on a run then.
If we don't make any upgrades to the roster, the playoffs will all depend on how we're shooting from 3 either way. When we are bricking it up from distance, all of the driving lanes get closed off and Fox/Castle/Harper are not effective. When we are shooting well, everything changes.
Wemby is good enough to drag us to a few extra wins, but in the end I think we are basically betting all our hopes on whether we can makes 3s or not.
Since we are exceeding expectations and didn't expect to contend for a Chip this year anyway, that may be good enough for the FO.
Rockets 56-26 LOL!!
But they love themselves some KD Bias..
Swap us out with the Rocket.. 56-57 wins is doable depending on health..
22-14 with 3 losses in a row.. That would be 34-12 the rest of the way.. Yeah no..It's based on a combination of point differential and strength of schedule.
As far as this game, it'll probably be the Thunder blowout win that was expected in the last two meetings.
I don't disagree... but I'm also not sure if Kelly + Sochan can actually bring back something useful. I mentioned this in the trade ideas thread, but I think there is an upper limit to what we can expect to bring back with our trash unless we start loading up with picks. Maybe Brian can work up some magic... I don't know. I'm hoping some of these other big moves (Ja, for example) might shake loose some pieces that become available and our expiring contracts become more attractive for as facilitators of a bigger move.That said, BWrong has to be on the phones trying to flip Olynyk + Sochan into a useful rotation piece by the deadline. This team is too good and the top of the West too vulnerable looking for us to not try and give it our best shot this season tbh.
Nah I want the Warriors. We will beat them in a series, and it will be satisfying to send them home. Minnesota would actually be a threat to take us out in round 1.I rather the Spurs play the Wolves instead of playing the Warriors in round 1. My blood pressure probably goes up by 100X if the Spurs play the Warrior since I despise both Draymond and Curry.
only if you assume the old plodding team with a short rotation will be at full power in the playoffs, and the young healthy deep one wontHot take, but considering how close everyone is, seeding isn't that important and we could easily get a worse matchup as a 2nd seed rather than being 4th.
And if I'm being honest, I'd rather play the Thunder than the Nuggets in the second round.
Jokic and Gordon would just murder us.
Yeah I thought that too a month ago after the Vegas game and then I thought the same after the game in SA.I'm expecting OKC to come out looking for blood tomorrow night.
I don't disagree... but I'm also not sure if Kelly + Sochan can actually bring back something useful. I mentioned this in the trade ideas thread, but I think there is an upper limit to what we can expect to bring back with our trash unless we start loading up with picks. Maybe Brian can work up some magic... I don't know. I'm hoping some of these other big moves (Ja, for example) might shake loose some pieces that become available and our expiring contracts become more attractive for as facilitators of a bigger move.
Nah I want the Warriors. We will beat them in a series, and it will be satisfying to send them home. Minnesota would actually be a threat to take us out in round 1.