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NeedTristanThompson wrote: View PostOkay so I was just reading an article about the Serge Ibaka trade when they referred to his age being a subject of question...
So I did some more research, and apparently this is not uncommon! Biz might have been significantly older too
So what is the deal here? How likely is it that Ibaka is older than he claims, and by how much? Does anyone know more about this whole age faking thing? I only ask because this compounds the worries I had when I remember hearing some commentators comment that he's out of his prime, etc., which sounds quite odd if he really is 27!?
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DanH wrote: View PostWhy is 2nd unrealistic? Imagine for a second that they play the remainder of the season like they did the first two months. Is it really a stretch to close a 5 game gap? It's not likely by any stretch, but to say it is unrealistic is stretching a bit.9 time first team all-RR, First Ballot Hall of Forum
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rocwell wrote: View PostSo? They're much improved on road now + I think this an advantage for the Wizards. They need to learn to play on the road if they want to succeed in the playoffs.
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Chr1s1anL wrote: View PostThey are not better on the road. They've had an easy home heavy schedule during this stretch. To me Boston/Wiz/Raps are all in the same tier. 2-4 could end in any order.
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rocwell wrote: View PostIt remains to be seen. It takes some time until team learns to play on the road. A very interesting stretch for the Wizards fans imo. Agree 100% on the bold. And I still want Boston in the playoffs.
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rocwell wrote: View PostSo? They're much improved on road now + I think this an advantage for the Wizards. They need to learn to play on the road if they want to succeed in the playoffs.
A couple of factors that help separate teams other than pure W/L is their road records and point differential. Strong teams win on the road and have a healthy point differential. Teams that have been overachieving by taking advantage of home cooking or squeaking out of an above average number of close games don't meet the criteria.
The Raptors still have a better road record than the Wiz and a better point differential than both BOS and WAS. FWIW ESPN's power index predictor still pegs Toronto to finish ahead of both teams based in large part on remaining SOS."We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard
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