Game Thread GAME# 82: JAZZ @ BLAZERS - APRIL 11, 2018 - WEDNESDAY, 7:30 PM (PDT), ESPN & NBCSNW

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Will the Blazers end the regular season with a 5-game losing streak?


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When the Pelicans were the Hornets it would have made so much sense to make Utah the Hornets and New Orleans the Jazz. I had heard that hornets are pretty abundant around Salt Lake City.
Utah is the Beehive State. It makes too much sense.
 
The Lakers may very well talk to Orlando....the Los Angeles Magic has to be the target...Orlando can go with the hurricanes
 
When the Pelicans were the Hornets it would have made so much sense to make Utah the Hornets and New Orleans the Jazz. I had heard that hornets are pretty abundant around Salt Lake City.

I haven't heard that, but they are the Beehive State. The Mormons love the hive mentality and admire the hardworking honey bees who do their jobs for the benefits of the hive.

I think Saints makes sense, because the official name of the Mormon church is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

BNM
 
Even better would be New Orleans Jazz, Utah Lakers, and Los Angeles getting a new name more representative of the city like "Silicone", "Gridlock", or "Really-I'm-An-Actor".

L.A. Smog would be good.

Is this too long?

The Utah Guys That Ate Mushrooms And Wandered Into The Woods And Saw A New World Savior
 
It appears your 100% is actually closer to 0%.
http://www.nba.com/blazers/forwardcenter/playoff-race-update-it-comes-down-finale
2) From there, as you can see from the spreadsheet, it gets more complicated. The first and ninth scenarios (Denver, San Antonio, Oklahoma City and Utah win; Minnesota, San Antonio, Oklahoma City and Utah win) are the most difficult to figure out, as it results in a three-way tie resulting in the Trail Blazers getting the four seed and a matchup with the Spurs, though in that scenario, the Spurs would have homecourt advantage due to head-to-head record. This is because the Blazers would win the three-way "seeding" tiebreaker over the Spurs and Thunder, all of which would have 48-34 records, but not the homecourt advantage tiebreaker, which the Spurs would own due to winning the season series 2-1. There's been quite a bit of confusion about this scenario, as people are understandably under the impression that the higher seed always gets homecourt, but that's not the case. Please stop arguing with me about it.
 
This is it boys. The playoffs start tonight. Will be watching from my hotel room in central Pennsylvania with a beer in my hand. GO BLAZERS

How close is that to amish country? Or do you have people with pitchforks out your window yelling at your evil electricity?
 
How close is that to amish country? Or do you have people with pitchforks out your window yelling at your evil electricity?

Far enough away he can watch the Blazers
 

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