Will The OKC Thunder Beat The Bulls 72-10 And Warriors 73-9 Record? And Win The Championship?

WillyJakkz · Post #1 » by **WillyJakkz** » Yesterday 8:59 am

Currently sitting at 21-1 will The OKC Thunder Beat The Bulls 72-10 And Warriors 73-9 Record?

Bonus Question: AND WIN THE CHAMPIONSHIP?

puny · Post #2 » by **puny** » Yesterday 9:04 am

Why omit the obvious choice?

Oh, I get it. Because you're a troll. News at 11.

WillyJakkz · Post #3 » by **WillyJakkz** » Yesterday 9:14 am

puny wrote:Why omit the obvious choice?

Oh, I get it. Because you're a troll. News at 11.

What are you jabbering about? You sound like a maniac.

lambchop · Post #4 » by **lambchop** » Yesterday 9:31 am

WillyJakkz wrote:
puny wrote:Why omit the obvious choice?

Oh, I get it. Because you're a troll. News at 11.

What are you jabbering about? You sound like a maniac.

Seriously though, what about beating both records and winning the title? I'm not even an OKC fan, but you should include that option so we can see how confident people are about OKC winning it all in historic fashion.

KGtabake · Post #5 » by **KGtabake** » Yesterday 9:51 am

No to both records but they will repeat.

UcanUwill · Post #6 » by **UcanUwill** » Yesterday 10:43 am

lambchop wrote:
WillyJakkz wrote:
puny wrote:Why omit the obvious choice?

Oh, I get it. Because you're a troll. News at 11.

What are you jabbering about? You sound like a maniac.

Seriously though, what about beating both records and winning the title? I'm not even an OKC fan, but you should include that option so we can see how confident people are about OKC winning it all in historic fashion.

Yeah, I do not get how is that not included in a poll... like why?

JN61 · Post #7 » by **JN61** » Yesterday 10:53 am

I want to remind everyone that warriors team had the biggest meltdown ever in NBA finals history. So I hope OKC is nothing like that.

Lalouie · Post #8 » by **Lalouie** » Yesterday 10:57 am

why not...the league is pretty mediocre

sikma42 · Post #9 » by **sikma42** » Yesterday 11:17 am

Yes, they win 76 games. Easily win the title unless Jokic has the greatest performance in NBA history

Post #10 » by **Dadouv47** » Yesterday 11:42 am

JN61 wrote:I want to remind everyone that warriors team had the biggest meltdown ever in NBA finals history. So I hope OKC is nothing like that.

yeah but they were also able to comeback from a 3-1 deficit.

I think ultimately the issue is about minutes and games played from our players. We will rest Chet enough, we are resting Caruso like last season and it looks like we are gonna do the same with guys like Dort. JDub only came back from injury so it's good for him to play right now. The only concern (and the bigger one) is SGA. He's playing every game. Low career MPG since his rookie season but still playing every game. Gonna need to rest him at least 10+ games.

Blame Rasho · Post #11 » by **Blame Rasho** » Yesterday 1:06 pm

There are always 5 games out of the year that teams somehow lose without having any business losing to.

What works in their favor is that scheduling is much easier. There are no more 5 games in 7 nights, and think they have recently made it better for most teams to not do as many scheduled loss games on back to back games traveling.

So it wouldn’t surprise me if they match or exceed the regular records. The playoffs, all it takes is one team to find your weaknesses. They barely scrape by last year with two game 7s with gimpy teams. They are the favorites this year but a lot of things can change between Dec and June.

Post #12 » by **TheCage4** » Yesterday 1:20 pm

The Warriors "meltdown" was the NBA protecting MJ's legacy while adding to LeBron's. The only way I can see OKC not beating at least one of the records and repeating is because the league believes it's bad for the narrative.

Blame Rasho · Post #13 » by **Blame Rasho** » Yesterday 1:27 pm

TheCage4 wrote:The Warriors "meltdown" was the NBA protecting MJ's legacy while adding to LeBron's. The only way I can see OKC not beating at least one of the records and repeating is because the league believes it's bad for the narrative.

Common… the warriors had the series in the bag after being up 3-1. They just choked. Just like the Thunder who were up 3-1 vs them, and they choked. Game 7 at home. You don’t lose games like that.

Post #14 » by **GeorgeMarcus** » Yesterday 1:33 pm

I can't answer the poll because my answer of beating both and winning the title isn't an option

bbms · Post #15 » by **bbms** » Yesterday 1:45 pm

i don't think they beat it

LikeABosh · Post #16 » by **LikeABosh** » Yesterday 2:11 pm

This is a good year for it to happen actually. It's not like last season where almost every team in the conference was competitive. There's like 5 good teams, 3 mid teams, and then the rest have losing records.

I would still say no to beating 73 wins. I think they can get to 70 wins though

WillyJakkz · Post #17 » by **WillyJakkz** » Yesterday 3:28 pm

lambchop wrote:
WillyJakkz wrote:
puny wrote:Why omit the obvious choice?

Oh, I get it. Because you're a troll. News at 11.

What are you jabbering about? You sound like a maniac.

Seriously though, what about beating both records and winning the title? I'm not even an OKC fan, but you should include that option so we can see how confident people are about OKC winning it all in historic fashion.

Oversight. Made this thread at 4a ish EST thought I included it in poll after stating it in the OP. No wonder dude was ready to end it all.

Effigy · Post #18 » by **Effigy** » Yesterday 3:30 pm

Wow. I hadn't been looking at their record. Crazy that the only team that beat them so far is Portland, lol.

Infinite Llamas · Post #19 » by **Infinite Llamas** » Yesterday 3:33 pm

They start to consistently play good teams in mid January so we should have a better idea by then.

CobraCommander · Post #20 » by **CobraCommander** » Yesterday 4:31 pm

if this happens SGA going to be seriously in the top 20 immediately....