Da 8f Seed in Da West, who you got?

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02-13-2018, 09:44 PM
Tinman

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Originally Posted by Mythrol

I just wish one year some other west teams would get ravaged by injuries instead of us.

The Spurs are missing just Kwahi and look poised to sink. Memphis lost Conley and are tanking.

At some points this season we have been down as many as 3 starters and currently don't have Cousins or Hill. We lost a month with Rondo, we didn't have a single healthy backup center until mid December.

We are owed an entirely healthy season next year. It's almost like The Based God cursed us while drunk one night and totally forgot to lift it.

Keep wishing real hard, Myth! Aldridge OUT (chronic knee inflammation)
02-13-2018, 09:48 PM
Tinman

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Originally Posted by soggymoss

Thunder about to lose, that helps keep it tight

Makes it even more frustrating, if Boogie didn't get hurt I think we beat LA, Sac, and Phil, and we would be fighting SA for that 3 spot

Rudy Gay & Wesley Mathews (the last two guys with that injury) were playing actual games w/in 240 days. That's a couple days short of 8 months. Boogie surgery Feb 1st, I believe. So, God willing , Boogie could possibly be on court in early October. Not saying "likely" but the two guys mentioned are the most recent, with the newest technology. Fingers crossed.
02-13-2018, 10:06 PM
UNO Gracias

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Originally Posted by Eman5805

What if Frank Jackson is every bit as good as Donovan Mitchell?

In Jesus name we pray. If he was you are talking about CP3 (the early years). That's next level type talent.
02-13-2018, 10:11 PM
Rel11

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Originally Posted by UNO Gracias

In Jesus name we pray. If he was you are talking about CP3 (the early years). That's next level type talent.

I’m itching to see him play.
02-13-2018, 10:14 PM
PelsFan2313

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Originally Posted by Tinman

Rudy Gay & Wesley Mathews (the last two guys with that injury) were playing actual games w/in 240 days. That's a couple days short of 8 months. Boogie surgery Feb 1st, I believe. So, God willing , Boogie could possibly be on court in early October. Not saying "likely" but the two guys mentioned are the most recent, with the newest technology. Fingers crossed.

There's a difference between being able to play and playing at 100%.
02-13-2018, 10:26 PM
Tinman

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Originally Posted by PelsFan2313

There's a difference between being able to play and playing at 100%.

Thanks, Captain Obvious! The only one who will ever truly know when/if he is 100% is Boogie. Every other opinion is purely speculative. 50 people can be watching the same guy & you will have 50 his % gradation will vary 50 different ways til Sunday. I don't care if he is 100% or not -> If Boogie says "I can go", then I want him on the court.
02-13-2018, 10:49 PM
Rheem654

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What if Frank Jackson is every bit as good as Donovan Mitchell?

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That sure would be awesome. Or at least be a super 6th man energy spark. Should be fun to follow his progress and speculate on his potential going forward.
02-13-2018, 11:24 PM
AusPel

Spurs could be doing us a favour here
02-13-2018, 11:52 PM
Tinman

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Originally Posted by AusPel

Spurs could be doing us a favour here

Spurs will be LUCKY if they hold on to a 7th or 8th seed. Their schedule is diabolical . They have Denver Again, next. Then at Cleveland. Then US. They have the toughest remaining schedule, easily, of the 3-10 seeds. They play, counting tonight 19 of 24 teams with winning records.
02-13-2018, 11:59 PM
UNO Gracias

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Originally Posted by Tinman

Spurs will be LUCKY if they hold on to a 7th or 8th seed. Their schedule is diabolical . They have Denver Again, next. Then at Cleveland. Then US. They have the toughest remaining schedule, easily, of the 3-10 seeds. They play, counting tonight 19 of 24 teams with winning records.

Yeah, but you are forgetting one key fact in all of this. They are the freaking Spurs.
02-14-2018, 12:04 AM
AusPel

I'm not
02-14-2018, 02:53 AM
N.O.Bronco

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Originally Posted by Mythrol

Again, Suri was not here during any of the misdiagnosed issues. He was only promoted to the head doctor last year for the team. Saints players have already come out and said Suri was not to blame.

I think the fact the Saints just had one of their worst injury plagued season AFTER replacing the doctors shows their issues might not have been caused by said doctors.

Its not really a snap of the fingers and your entire training and medical infrastructure is replaced and humming along perfectly. Minnesota took years transitioning into their new arrangement with the Mayo clinic and Lynx. And that was a much more in depth endeavor. The Saints/Pelicans just shuffled around doctors within the same infrastructure.

He's been with the team longer than a year. But you are missing my point if you think this is all about Suri. Suri could be great for all I know.

The health issues of the team are undeniable, the issues of misdiagnosis and recovery issues well established. The team has seemingly stuck with the same Ochsner medical arrangement for a pretty long time now. At least 50 years according to press releases. Basically they entire history of the team.

You can feel free to think it is all coincidence, that the Pelicans are as competent and well put together as any other team. I don't see it.
02-14-2018, 03:06 AM
AusPel

#BuyOcshner
02-14-2018, 06:06 AM
MistaWhoDat

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Originally Posted by Tinman

Rudy Gay & Wesley Mathews (the last two guys with that injury) were playing actual games w/in 240 days. That's a couple days short of 8 months. Boogie surgery Feb 1st, I believe. So, God willing , Boogie could possibly be on court in early October. Not saying "likely" but the two guys mentioned are the most recent, with the newest technology. Fingers crossed.

I hope your correct I miss Boogie

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02-14-2018, 07:37 AM
Mythrol

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Originally Posted by N.O.Bronco

Its not really a snap of the fingers and your entire training and medical infrastructure is replaced and humming along perfectly. Minnesota took years transitioning into their new arrangement with the Mayo clinic and Lynx. And that was a much more in depth endeavor. The Saints/Pelicans just shuffled around doctors within the same infrastructure.

He's been with the team longer than a year. But you are missing my point if you think this is all about Suri. Suri could be great for all I know.

The health issues of the team are undeniable, the issues of misdiagnosis and recovery issues well established. The team has seemingly stuck with the same Ochsner medical arrangement for a pretty long time now. At least 50 years according to press releases. Basically they entire history of the team.

You can feel free to think it is all coincidence, that the Pelicans are as competent and well put together as any other team. I don't see it.

This I actually agree with. I would be all for a change to a different medical team. My point was simply that Dr. Suri shouldn't be blamed. But Oschner's as a whole if we moved away from them I'd be interested in seeing the results.
02-14-2018, 09:56 AM
NMThreeMVP

How can you count the Spurs out? Is Leonard out for the year?!
At some point, they'll be getting back a player who is one of the top 3 to 5 basketball players in the world!
02-14-2018, 10:31 AM
Mythrol

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Originally Posted by NMThreeMVP

How can you count the Spurs out? Is Leonard out for the year?!
At some point, they'll be getting back a player who is one of the top 3 to 5 basketball players in the world!

I don't think it's been announced what Leonard's return time is. He's still out indefinitely.
02-14-2018, 10:03 PM
AusPel

No one doing us any favours today, OKC and LAC have won, Surely Utah will hold on v Suns and GSW flat out sucking at Portland in the 1st
02-14-2018, 11:53 PM
jprdbulldog20

Every single team we needed to lose won
02-14-2018, 11:57 PM
AusPel

Not one other result going our way today. At least we won
02-15-2018, 12:05 AM
DefensiveMind

Holding serve is important.

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02-15-2018, 07:07 AM
Mythrol

Every team 5-9 in the West have the same amount of losses.

Only 2 losses separate the 3rd seed from the 9th seed. And only 4 between the 3rd and the 10.

This is the closest I've ever seen the playoff race in the West. There is a large possibility of multiple winning record teams being left out of the playoffs.
02-15-2018, 07:17 AM
DaFranchise80

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Originally Posted by Mythrol

Every team 5-9 in the West have the same amount of losses.

Only 2 losses separate the 3rd seed from the 9th seed. And only 4 between the 3rd and the 10.

This is the closest I've ever seen the playoff race in the West. There is a large possibility of multiple winning record teams being left out of the playoffs.

Hopefully the logjam will fix itself with certain teams’ schedules getting harder after the break. Adam Silver may wanna look into reformating the playoffs and do away with conferences so only the top 16 teams get in.
02-15-2018, 07:40 AM
AusPel

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Originally Posted by DaFranchise80

Hopefully the logjam will fix itself with certain teams’ schedules getting harder after the break. Adam Silver may wanna look into reformating the playoffs and do away with conferences so only the top 16 teams get in.

He's already said that's not happening any time soon
02-15-2018, 09:03 AM
Andynola

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Originally Posted by Mythrol

Every team 5-9 in the West have the same amount of losses.

Only 2 losses separate the 3rd seed from the 9th seed. And only 4 between the 3rd and the 10.

This is the closest I've ever seen the playoff race in the West. There is a large possibility of multiple winning record teams being left out of the playoffs.

And somehow Utah with 11 wins in a row is sitting at 10

The west is unbelievable. Last month is gonna be fun to watch

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