Re: Where do the wolves fit in the Western Conference?
Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2020 8:27 pm
Yea I think the Warriors will be solid. Maybe not a top 3 team but they could still be 4-8. Wiggins could have a solid year and that would be enough to keep them afloat IMO. Wiggins would have to be horrendous for them to be one of the worst teams if healthy. I think they can compensate for maybe 60-80 percent of Klay's production and that should be enough to keep them good.
Pelicans, Kings, OKC have all had really good stretches at one point or another in recent seasons. We haven't. I still put them over us on paper because they have proven to show stretches of consistency. We have flip-flopped like crazy and very rarely can put together 3 consecutive wins. These other teams have had some big runs.
My thoughts change dramatically if Edwards, Culver, or Okogie have explosive seasons.
Pelicans, Kings, OKC have all had really good stretches at one point or another in recent seasons. We haven't. I still put them over us on paper because they have proven to show stretches of consistency. We have flip-flopped like crazy and very rarely can put together 3 consecutive wins. These other teams have had some big runs.
My thoughts change dramatically if Edwards, Culver, or Okogie have explosive seasons.