Is this the year that the Spurs finally fall off for good?

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Posted on: Sat, 11/08/2014 - 10:10pm #58359

Aderito
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I know it’s early in the season, but look at these.
Squeezed past Dallas
Somehow lost to Phoenix
Played poorly, but won against Atlanta
Destroyed by Houston
Lost to the Pelicans
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Posted on: Sat, 11/08/2014 - 10:31pm #954979

festar35
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No!
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Posted on: Sat, 11/08/2014 - 10:31pm #954837

festar35
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No!
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Posted on: Sat, 11/08/2014 - 10:48pm #954982

ahuang16
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Still too early. But you never know. All I know is that it will be sad when/if these guys fall off. Have been following them for the past decade and pretty much grown accustomed to their role as a contender year in and year out.
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Posted on: Sat, 11/08/2014 - 10:48pm #954841

ahuang16
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Still too early. But you never know. All I know is that it will be sad when/if these guys fall off. Have been following them for the past decade and pretty much grown accustomed to their role as a contender year in and year out.
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Posted on: Sun, 11/09/2014 - 2:08am #954990

raymondlyf
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Those guys will be out of the league in time to come, nothing regrettable…
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Posted on: Sun, 11/09/2014 - 2:08am #954849

raymondlyf
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Those guys will be out of the league in time to come, nothing regrettable…
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Posted on: Sun, 11/09/2014 - 3:16am #955002

TallmanNYC
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Maybe. But probably not. Remember it was Kawahi who was Finals MVP. He is still young and getting better, not falling off. Now he has been hurt, so maybe that is effecting his play. Duncan and Parker seem as good as ever. Manu is getting worse, but he has been falling off for years now. And he plays fairly limited minutes already.
The West is even stronger than last year though. It is going to take 50 wins to make the playoffs. And if you look at that schedule, all of those teams are either pretty good, or in the case of Houston, great. Compare to who the Nets have played:
Celtics
Detroit
Thunder(less)
Wolves
Knicks
Today – Orlando
Now that is a weak schedule.
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Posted on: Sun, 11/09/2014 - 3:16am #954861

TallmanNYC
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Maybe. But probably not. Remember it was Kawahi who was Finals MVP. He is still young and getting better, not falling off. Now he has been hurt, so maybe that is effecting his play. Duncan and Parker seem as good as ever. Manu is getting worse, but he has been falling off for years now. And he plays fairly limited minutes already.
The West is even stronger than last year though. It is going to take 50 wins to make the playoffs. And if you look at that schedule, all of those teams are either pretty good, or in the case of Houston, great. Compare to who the Nets have played:
Celtics
Detroit
Thunder(less)
Wolves
Knicks
Today – Orlando
Now that is a weak schedule.
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Posted on: Sun, 11/09/2014 - 6:53am #955018

IndianaBasketball
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I watched the Spurs almost close out the Pelicans playing Corey Joseph and Aron Baynes instead of Tony Parker and Tim Duncan.
They’re just too good. No Splitter. No Mills. Leonard isn’t 100% healthy. The Spurs will be right there when it’s time.

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Posted on: Sun, 11/09/2014 - 6:53am #954877

IndianaBasketball
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I watched the Spurs almost close out the Pelicans playing Corey Joseph and Aron Baynes instead of Tony Parker and Tim Duncan.
They’re just too good. No Splitter. No Mills. Leonard isn’t 100% healthy. The Spurs will be right there when it’s time.

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