Re: Teams With Worst Records To Make Finals & Win A Title
Posted: Wed Jan 9, 2013 12:02 am
by huskerdu
Massamba wrote:GrandTheftRondo wrote:I'd give the Lakers a chance in the East if they were there, not in the West though.
THe playoffs in the East are harder. They have no chance against Mimai New York . In the West they have no chance against OKc that's all.
ROFL
The hell? The Lakers have less than a 10% chance to beat even Spurs, Clipps, or Grizzlies.
Even facing Denver or Houston would be a very tough series for them.
Re: R: Teams With Worst Records To Make Finals & Win A Title
Posted: Wed Jan 9, 2013 4:02 am
by Alienware
Massamba wrote:GrandTheftRondo wrote:I'd give the Lakers a chance in the East if they were there, not in the West though.
THe playoffs in the East are harder. They have no chance against Mimai New York . In the West they have no chance against OKc that's all.
Even if that was true, it's still easier to get to the playoffs in the east since the midpack teams are weaker.
Re: Teams With Worst Records To Make Finals & Win A Title
Posted: Wed Jan 9, 2013 4:28 am
by Ming Kong!
Lets be realistic, the Lakers are almost at midpoint in the season with 34 games played, and they are 4 games behind the 8th seed in the West. To make matters worse, Denver and Utah who are both ahead of them fighting for the lower seeds (atleast for now), have had arguably the most difficult schedules in the league, as they are the heaviest in road games, while the Lakers have played 2 more home games than road games. Want to make matters MUCH worse? The Lakers are piling up the injuries.
Not sure what the Rockets or Bullets had to overcome, but the Lakers have a coach that is just a terrible fit. Howard and Gasol are NOTHING like prime Stoudemire and Marion, then Kobe has been a player that has played his whole career with Fisher in a triangle offense, he's an ISO player, not a 3pt speacialist, which is usually the role of a SG for Mike D'Antoni. Then there is Nash's age.
I really think that Mike Brown would of figured it out by now, Phil Jackson would probably have them in the 5 in the league, or close, and would have them finish up there, but the second they got D'Antoni, I knew this was a disaster.