kjironman1
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Clingan needs to freaking DUNK the ball. I thought we got rid of Nurk!
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Well, 2/3 of our talent is not playing lately.....
I’m sure Dalton Knecht can lead Lakers to a win. Maybe career high from Bronny.the Lakers will very likely be resting all their starters. Will be a challenge for Portland to tank the game
the Suns have to play at Sacramento and the Kings will be motivated to win to hold onto HCA (against Dallas) for the 9 vs 10 play-in game. Suns unlikely to win, although the Toronto @ Dallas game starts 90 minutes earlier than Kings/Suns
If Portland loses, they will be 9th seed in the lottery with a 20.2% chance at top-4 and a 50.7% chance at 9th; and a 25.9% chance at 10th
if Portland wins and Suns lose, teams are tied. And both will have a 17% chance at top-4. Which team picks 9th and which team 10th is decided by a draw/coin-flip
It drives me crazyClingan needs to freaking DUNK the ball. I thought we got rid of Nurk!
If DEN & MIN also win Sunday, GSW is tied at 5 with MIN and LAC. 1st 3-way tie-breaker is record amongst tied teams.are you sure? they own the tiebreakers over Minny and Memphis
If DEN & MIN also win Sunday, GSW is tied at 5 with MIN and LAC. 1st 3-way tie-breaker is record amongst tied teams.
From what I can see, MIN is 3-0 vs LAC and 1-2 vs GSW. GSW would be 1-3 vs LAC and 2-1 vs MIN. So MIN's 4-2 would beat GSW's 4-3 and LAC's 3-4. So MIN would win the 3-way and get the 5 seed, then GSW & LAC would be tired for 6/7, and LAC would win that tie via H2H.
Also worth noting is what happens if Denver loses and ends up involved in that tie as well. They are 2-2 vs LAC, 0-4 vs MIN, and 1-2 vs GSW. So if they lose to Houston (highly unlikely), MIN would hop up to the 4 (8-3 vs tied [I missed 1 loss to GSW]), then the Clippers would take the 5 seed (5-3 vs GSW/DEN), and then the Warriors would take 6 via H2H advantage over Denver.thanks...I was just thinking H2H. Harrison Barnes really did a number on the Warriors then
although....I'd bet the Warriors would almost prefer the 7th seed against Houston than the 6th seed against the Lakers. They would have to win the play-in game against Memphis first, and that's a big risk. Warriors are 23-7 with Butler; that a 63-19 pace in an 82 game season. But, Curry is 37 and both Butler and Green are 35. Warriors could use those extra rest days by avoiding the play-in.
Also worth noting is what happens if Denver loses and ends up involved in that tie as well. They are 2-2 vs LAC, 0-4 vs MIN, and 1-2 vs GSW. So if they lose to Houston (highly unlikely), MIN would hop up to the 4 (8-3 vs tied [I missed 1 loss to GSW]), then the Clippers would take the 5 seed (5-3 vs GSW/DEN), and then the Warriors would take 6 via H2H advantage over Denver.
Lucky for Denver that Houston's on hiatus at the moment. However, given that the Nuggs are winless on the season against the Wolves (their presumed 4-5 opponent), an argument could be made that they (much like you theorized with GSW) would also be better off dropping to 7 to face a young, inexperienced Houston team than a Wolves squad that was in the commence finals last year.
Both Minny and Golden State.I think Minny is probably a really dangerous opponent for most teams in the WC playoffs
Both Minny and Golden State.
The Warriors are my dark horse to win it all this year.sure, the Warriors could be a big problem if Curry can channel his 32 year old self