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Hack Wilson - real:
curry better be healthy
Sccit:
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--- Quote from: Hack Brodenheimer on February 22, 2015, 08:57:09 PM ---Warriors play Cavs this week
oh shit
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Regular season is trash. The Pacers just beat the Warriors.
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I WONDER WHY THEY BEAT THEM
WHOEVER WINS THE REGULAR SEASON SERIES TYPICALLY HAS A MENTAL EDGE GOIN INTO PLAYOFFS.
M Dogg™:
In the whole history of the NBA, only 2 teams have won the NBA title with lower than a 3rd seed, that's the 1969 Celtics at the 4th seed (hate them) and the 1995 Rockets with the 6th seed. And the vase majority of NBA title winners have been #1 seeds. #2 seeds have 10 titles wins and #3 seeds only have 7 titles wins. So, that means of 68 champions, 49 of them have been #1 seeds. So you can say regular season doesn't matter, the reality is that #1 seed is very important. Usually the teams that doesn't win with that #1 seed are teams that are either repeat champions in the middle of their dynasty (usually that first title the team does win as a #1 seed) or Cinderella stories like the Rockets, or 2004 Detroit Pistons. But the vase majority of the time, the winner is a #1 seed.
Sccit:
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on February 24, 2015, 02:26:09 PM ---In the whole history of the NBA, only 2 teams have won the NBA title with lower than a 3rd seed, that's the 1969 Celtics at the 4th seed (hate them) and the 1995 Rockets with the 6th seed. And the vase majority of NBA title winners have been #1 seeds. #2 seeds have 10 titles wins and #3 seeds only have 7 titles wins. So, that means of 68 champions, 49 of them have been #1 seeds. So you can say regular season doesn't matter, the reality is that #1 seed is very important. Usually the teams that doesn't win with that #1 seed are teams that are either repeat champions in the middle of their dynasty (usually that first title the team does win as a #1 seed) or Cinderella stories like the Rockets, or 2004 Detroit Pistons. But the vase majority of the time, the winner is a #1 seed.
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REGULAR SEASON DEFINITELY MATTERS...ESPECIALLY GOIN INTO MARCH. IT'S A GIVEN.
M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: Sccit on February 24, 2015, 02:33:07 PM ---
--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on February 24, 2015, 02:26:09 PM ---In the whole history of the NBA, only 2 teams have won the NBA title with lower than a 3rd seed, that's the 1969 Celtics at the 4th seed (hate them) and the 1995 Rockets with the 6th seed. And the vase majority of NBA title winners have been #1 seeds. #2 seeds have 10 titles wins and #3 seeds only have 7 titles wins. So, that means of 68 champions, 49 of them have been #1 seeds. So you can say regular season doesn't matter, the reality is that #1 seed is very important. Usually the teams that doesn't win with that #1 seed are teams that are either repeat champions in the middle of their dynasty (usually that first title the team does win as a #1 seed) or Cinderella stories like the Rockets, or 2004 Detroit Pistons. But the vase majority of the time, the winner is a #1 seed.
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REGULAR SEASON DEFINITELY MATTERS...ESPECIALLY GOIN INTO MARCH. IT'S A GIVEN.
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The numbers don't lie. Home court is a huge advantage. Usually teams that are repeating, like the 2001 and 2002 Lakers, or the 2005 Spurs, they can get away with being a 2 or 3 seed. But first time champions, only very rarely do they win without being a #1 seed.
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