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Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 4:46 am
by floppymoose
Seems like it could happen? Expectations for the two teams were very different this year:
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/30564545/nba-season-preview-new-rankings-projections-2020-21-opening-night
had LA #1 and GSW #15, but they could end up facing off in a play-in.

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 5:19 am
by mang121
Dame vs. Steph seems more likely at this point

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 5:21 am
by Ballerhogger
Not right now currently in 5th

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 5:54 am
by art_tatum
Naw Lakers will end up 5th or 6th.
Warriors stay 8th if they are lucky.
Doubt they can make up the 3 games against the blazers /Mavs.

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 6:26 am
by so_bored
It wont happen. It's not even a fair match up anyways. Lakers will crush GS even without lebron

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 4:46 pm
by Warriorfan
Lakers most likely blow out Warriors but dubs have a punchers chance playing with house money as the most dangerous 8th seed.

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 4:51 pm
by Impuniti
Warriors have a chance vs other teams, but vs the Lakers it's a wrap.

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 4:53 pm
by Beethoven
Sorry , but all this talk here like the Lakers will beat Curry is a jinx. GSW has every chance in one game to beat LA.

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 4:59 pm
by BoatsNZones
There’s like a 5% chance they’ll match up at this point.

The Lakers win last night put them in the drivers seat for the 5/6, and looking at the Grizz final slate of games it’s likely Warriors land the 9 (chance at 8).

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 5:31 pm
by MindState
Lakers will stay at the 5 or 6 seed. Blazers, Dallas will lose alot of their remaining games. Lakers even without LeBron will still win a ton of games to finish the season, or go .500

You guys are overrating Dallas and Portalnd. Expecting them to win games is a stretch. Them playing .500 ball or even sub .500 to finish the season is more likely.

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 5:34 pm
by Beethoven
Lakers are not winning a ton of games to finish the season. We have lost 6 of 8 lately even w AD or Lebron or a combination of both. Last 7 games are mostly contending teams. We will be falling in the play-in most likely.

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 5:55 pm
by dhsilv2
Warriorfan wrote:Warriors most likely blow out Warrior but dubs have a punchers chance playing with house money as the most dangerous 8th seed.


The warriors and dubs are about as evenly matched as two teams in nba history.

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 5:58 pm
by dhsilv2
BoatsNZones wrote:There’s like a 5% chance they’ll match up at this point.

The Lakers win last night put them in the drivers seat for the 5/6, and looking at the Grizz final slate of games it’s likely Warriors land the 9 (chance at 8).


Who in the heck scheduled these things? Warriors have two REALLY good teams left and then a lot of fluff. Grizz have dallas and then fluff. How do two teams both get schedules like that?

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 5:59 pm
by nikster
Will be interesting to see the crazy over reactions these play in tournament games will generate here. 1 bad game and your out of the playoffs and are labelled a choker for at least a year

Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 6:10 pm
by tidho
    Beethoven wrote:Sorry , but all this talk here like the Lakers will beat Curry is a jinx. GSW has every chance in one game to beat LA.


    no one, including the LAL should want any part of Curry in a one game 'series'. of course, that game wouldn't be a lose and you're out scenario anyway as they get to play the winner of 9v10.

    Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

    Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 6:15 pm
    by KyRo23
    tidho wrote:
      Beethoven wrote:Sorry , but all this talk here like the Lakers will beat Curry is a jinx. GSW has every chance in one game to beat LA.


      no one, including the LAL should want any part of Curry in a one game 'series'. of course, that game wouldn't be a lose and you're out scenario anyway as they get to play the winner of 9v10.


      I see a 1 game series as a Game 7. LA has the best Game 7 player of all time, but I guess the whole Curry getting hot thing could be dangerous for sure.

      Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

      Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 6:17 pm
      by Raps in 4
      Lebron has AD. Steph has... Wiggins?

      Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

      Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 6:19 pm
      by Marrrcuss
      It would be great of GS fans and bad for laker fans, judging by this board.

      The Lakers should win and if they do, Steph has a G league team and its admirable that he was even an 8th seed.

      And Lawd, if GS were to upset LA, it cements Steph as the greatest sportsman to even play anything competitive from bidwiz to bball.

      Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

      Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 6:26 pm
      by Beethoven
      Raps in 4 wrote:Lebron has AD. Steph has... Wiggins?

      At this point, Wiggins > AD
      and
      Steph > Lebron

      Re: Lebron vs Curry in a 7/8 play-in?

      Posted: Tue May 4, 2021 7:16 pm
      by BoatsNZones
      dhsilv2 wrote:
      BoatsNZones wrote:There’s like a 5% chance they’ll match up at this point.

      The Lakers win last night put them in the drivers seat for the 5/6, and looking at the Grizz final slate of games it’s likely Warriors land the 9 (chance at 8).


      Who in the heck scheduled these things? Warriors have two REALLY good teams left and then a lot of fluff. Grizz have dallas and then fluff. How do two teams both get schedules like that?

      Just the way it breaks, and to be fair it’s not always clear who will become a very good team or not. I do know the Warriors had the 2nd toughest schedule for most of the year.