eltinator wrote:ell if they beat up the Spurs, Suns, Sonics, Wolves, and Nuggets then that's some major bragging rights hehe
yeah that would be very impressive. i think the warriors might have a chance to pick up a couple wins out of the lot, althoguh the wolves have been doing well, denver's been on a tear since karl got the job, and the suns are playing like the suns. turning now to a team that has no chance in hell...(my lakers :bleh: )...the spread on a duncanless spurs team is 9 pts... apparently the bookmakers don't remember what happened last time we played the spurs without duncan in the regular season (manu droped like 40 on us)... so it looks like today's gonna be a good day for me. either i win $50, or the lakers cover the spread which will be just like winning in my eyes :naughty:.
with the Warriors games remaining, they are finishing well so far with these wins. It sounds promising with the way they are playing recently, guess it will be a true test on how they handle the superior teams, even if the warriors are lottery bound. For next season it look good, but it is obvious that they will try to get a good power fwd/center.
as for the Clippers, they have been losing, losing and losing, just like the Lakers, and are lottery bound teams as well. Not sure how they can improve, but the clips just need to stay healthy.
Spurs pull one out from the Lakers by 1 pt, as the Lakers are falling deeper into the hole. Denver rolls again, this time over Charlotte, think they won 17 of 19 games under G. Karl.
:beatyou: :bonk:
Another thing about these teams is that the Suns and Spurs are fighting for playoff positioning while the Wolves and Nuggets are fighting to get in so I'm pretty sure these guys don't want to play us while we're hot. Kinda funny when you think about it. A team "not wanting" to play the warriors! :hehe:
"I think they got one of the best guard (corps) in the league.
They can post you, they can (isolate) you, they have 3-point range. Most nights, they can command a double-team.
They're the best looking 27-45 team I've seen"
Those quotes are from Sonic Head Coach Nate McMillan. (Not bad. Not bad at all.)
Since the arrival of Davis, the Warriors have won 12 of 19 games.
They've won 8 of their last 9, and are on a 5 game winning streak.
And the kicker is... they're gonna be in the lottery in this year's draft!
pcmodem wrote:Holy guacamole, the Warriors took out the Sonics last night! :shocked:
That's NINE wins in the last 11 games for the Warriors. :woot:
-PCM
at this rate, the Warriors could possibly surpass the Lakers and the Clippers, unfortunately the only California NBA team to make it is the Sacramento Kings, not that it is totally bad, The Kings have a good record and deserve to be in the Playoffs. :beatyou:
bmwracer wrote:
But the Kings seem to be tanking a bit, too....
Right now, I'd like to see the Suns go all the way.
yeah, the Kings are not doing as great, since losing webber, and divac from last season.
would also love to see the Suns prevail as champions and Kick Miami Heats' Butt. I really don't like the Heat, hmmm i wonder if it has to do with a lousy freethrow shooter?! shaq :usuck:
Besides seeing Nash and Stoudamire, and the other Suns run their high flying offense is exciting! :applaud: :victory:
I don't think the Kings would be any better had they kept webber. Of course a 20 and 10 PF is great but he completely killed the team chemistry with his off the court antics and they really needed to get rid of him. I feel that the Kings are a better team currently since they're a much deeper team and they should be getting back Bobby Jackson and Brad Miller for the playoff run.