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slaw wrote: View PostDo teams like Dallas, Milwaukee and Utah have any obligation to play their top guys given that their opponents today all are fighting to get into the playoffs? I have no strong views on this but curious what you guys think.
At the end of the day, if you're fighting for the 8th said, it's a little bit of a "beggars can't be choosers" type of situation. A bit like a penalty for being in the 8 through 10th seed vs 7th or 6th (which don't have to depend on who's playing who)
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planetmars wrote: View PostAnd it's a final. Kings won 136-122. So #2 overall is in our hands now. Just have to beat Bol Bol and the Nuggets to get it.
Stanley's got us.I relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.
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GLF wrote: View Post
Right now both the Lakers and us have the same record and we beat them both times we played them. How come we aren't already the second best team?
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planetmars wrote: View Post
We have one more game to play. If we lose it, the Lakers will have a better winning percentage and thus take the #2 overall. NBA is using winning percentage since some teams will have played more games then others to determine seeding.I relish negativity and disappointment. It is not healthy. Somebody buy me a pony.
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DanH wrote: View Post
I think the Celtics should be heavily favoured, but there's also a chance Philly makes it interesting. Embiid can be hard to stop and Boston doesn't have the size to deal with him. Boston's sheer total talent advantage should let them run away with it, but if Embiid gets some star calls and Philly hits some shots, with how important having the best player in a series can be, I wouldn't be shocked if Philly managed to at least give them a scare or even surprise them.
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DanH wrote: View Post
I think the Celtics should be heavily favoured, but there's also a chance Philly makes it interesting. Embiid can be hard to stop and Boston doesn't have the size to deal with him. Boston's sheer total talent advantage should let them run away with it, but if Embiid gets some star calls and Philly hits some shots, with how important having the best player in a series can be, I wouldn't be shocked if Philly managed to at least give them a scare or even surprise them.
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The Great One wrote: View PostThe Suns game and the Spurs game are really meaningless if the Grizz hold on and beat the Bucks.
So it's going to be Blazers vs Grizzlies for that 8th seed. The reward? the Lakers. Lol.
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The Great One wrote: View Post
The Blazers are not losing to the Nets.
Plus CJ has a fracture in his back, and Dame is averaging around 40mpg in the bubble.
Either would should be a fun game. I think Blazers win it 135-132 or something high like that (neither team plays defense).
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planetmars wrote: View Post
Probably.. Nets are 5-2 in the bubble and have nobody to really rest (everyone on the team is young). Blazers come in over confident and Nets can take it.. Sillier stuff has happened in the NBA.
Plus CJ has a fracture in his back, and Dame is averaging around 40mpg in the bubble.
Either would should be a fun game. I think Blazers win it 135-132 or something high like that (neither team plays defense).
Saw today a tweet that New Orleans might look to trade Lonzo, anyone think there is truth to that? Maybe it just comes back to whether you believe hes improved his shot or not, but it seems like he just went cold and actually showed a bit more generating his shot off the dribble which I though was his next step. Hes got his problems, but boy there is still a lot to work with. Friend and I kind of likened him to Jameis Winston - idk if thats good or bad.
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DogeLover1234 wrote: View Post
Philly is dead in the water, last time I watched these two play Richardson had two turnovers in a row on entry passes to Embiid. As I watched more Philly this year I couldnt help but think the only thing that fit worse than the core duo was the supporting cast. That team has a lot of problems man"We're playing in a building." -- Kawhi Leonard
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