GT Nets @ Pelicans
Posted: Thu Dec 19, 2019 5:17 am
Nets are officially 4.5 games behind from catching up to 3rd-4th place.
Upcoming 5 games: @ SA, vs ATL, vs NYK, @HOU, @MIN.
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Prokorov wrote:ecuhus1981 wrote:I did not speak in absolutes about good vs. terrible teams. Any given day, a team has the *chance* of beating another team, that's why they play the games. My point is that, for an above-.500 team whose intentions seem to be contention, we play up or down to the level of the competition. The injury-riddled Detroit game, the close shave @ MSG and last night are all testaments to this.
You can cherrypick one-off examples to show that other teams suffer fluke losses, but our point differential relative to our W-L record indicates that we're not dominating teams like a team with our record should.
It isn't cherry picking. I took the team we played and showed how they dont universally get stomped by good teams and i took the last 48 hours since it was easy. pick any data set it shows the same... good and great teams will let bad teams hang around or even lose to them.
This idea that we should stomp bad teams is looney... especially given we are missing our best players and basically winning these games with our role and bench players, i mean who are we supposed to blow out with guys like musa and pinson playing big minutes?
Your brining up detroit and the knicks from early in the year when we had a ton of new guys learning each other is a very weak one.
You are just flat out wrong.
Paradise wrote:
Nets are officially 4.5 games behind from catching up to 3rd-4th place.
Upcoming 5 games: @ SA, vs ATL, vs NYK, @HOU, @MIN.
Paradise wrote:
Nets are officially 4.5 games behind from catching up to 3rd-4th place.
Upcoming 5 games: @ SA, vs ATL, vs NYK, @HOU, @MIN.