Slightly good news, Timberwolves have an easier strength of schedule going forward.

Post #1 » by **Calinks** » Sat Dec 18, 2021 10:51 pm

http://powerrankingsguru.com/nba/strength-of-schedule.php

Not a huge difference but as long as we keep pushing towards establishing our identity and getting better, we have a chance to finish the second half of the season strong.

winforlose · Post #2 » by **winforlose** » Sun Dec 19, 2021 12:52 am

Calinks wrote:http://powerrankingsguru.com/nba/strength-of-schedule.php

Not a huge difference but as long as we keep pushing towards establishing our identity and getting better, we have a chance to finish the second half of the season strong.

Gonna be tough without Ant, but we gotta beat the Mavs without Doncic. One more win and we are back to .500. Everything else is a cross that bridge when we come to it situation.

theGreatRC · Post #3 » by **theGreatRC** » Sun Dec 19, 2021 2:44 am

I REALLY want to avoid the play-in games from the 7-10 seeds, but the good thing about being 7 & 8 seeds are that you get 2 chances to win 1 game.

9 and 10 seeds are playing elimination games all the way.

I think we can be the 5th seed if this play style is what the team will do on a nightly basis.

life_saver · Post #4 » by **life_saver** » Sun Dec 19, 2021 3:07 am

Calinks wrote:http://powerrankingsguru.com/nba/strength-of-schedule.php

Not a huge difference but as long as we keep pushing towards establishing our identity and getting better, we have a chance to finish the second half of the season strong.

12 games ago, right before Wolves played against Heat, Wolves had the toughest schedule remaining..considerng how tough of a stretch last 12 games have been, no surprise that the remaining SOS has eased up...I wouldn't be surprised if Wolves have top5 easiest schedule remaining once after they are done with upcoming 8 games which are all against tems with >= 0.500 record