Blazers at #11 in SI Power Rankings

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No. 11 is the highest ranking of the season for a team that was predicted to finish second to last in the league in most pre-season prognostications.

Jeremy Woo starts out his column with:

If you have been paying attention to the NBA this past week, two things probably stuck out.

1) Damian Lillard completely eviscerated Golden State in what became a 32-point blowout, dropping an I-can’t-believe-it’s-that-buttery line of 51 points, seven assists, six steals and no turnovers. The full list of players ever to score more than 51 points with seven or more assists, six or more steals and no turnovers: Damian Lillard.

2) Anthony Davis defiled the Pistons for 59 points and 20 rebounds Sunday, with an unstoppable run of tip-ins, tip-dunks, step-backs, fadeaways, side-fadeaways and unblockable floaters. I actually had to refresh the box score to make sure it was right. The full list of players ever to score at least 59 points and grab 20 rebounds in the modern era? Anthony Davis, and Shaq.

NBA, please take note that he has those two events in their proper order.

http://www.si.com/nba/2016/02/22/nba-power-rankings-warriors-cavaliers-anthony-davis-damian-lillard
 
1) Damian Lillard completely eviscerated Golden State in what became a 32-point blowout, dropping an I-can’t-believe-it’s-that-buttery line of 51 points, seven assists, six steals and no turnovers. The full list of players ever to score more than 51 points with seven or more assists, six or more steals and no turnovers: Damian Lillard.

http://www.si.com/nba/2016/02/22/nba-power-rankings-warriors-cavaliers-anthony-davis-damian-lillard

I'm confused..... did you read the OP in this thread?
 
It is sad that I want validation from national writers about my team. That being said...
we're movin' on up...
 
Maybe he's an old bot. I thought I saw him in the original "Tron" ...

BTW, Nate, checked out your link ... what would Asimov say about the Blazers' recent play?

This one would probably be pretty apropos:

"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom."
 

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