Random NBA Observations 2021 - 2022
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Add to it that, if BK finishes as the 8th seed, and Toronto as the 7th... Kyrie is essentially ineligible for the play-ins, right? i.e. they'd have to play Toronto in Toronto (no Kyrie), and were they to lose, they'd have to host the winner of the 9/10th seed battle in BK (also no Kyrie).
If so, then in a weird way BK is almost better off as the 10th seed
, so they can go on the road at full strength to stomp the 9th seed and 8th seeds.
Yup, it's going to be wild and all the noise from Brooklyn if that scenario plays out will be unbelievable.Add to it that, if BK finishes as the 8th seed, and Toronto as the 7th... Kyrie is essentially ineligible for the play-ins, right? i.e. they'd have to play Toronto in Toronto (no Kyrie), and were they to lose, they'd have to host the winner of the 9/10th seed battle in BK (also no Kyrie).
If so, then in a weird way BK is almost better off as the 10th seed
Toronto finishing 7th is the gift of fukkery to their season that just keeps on giving.
Future Shooting Gawds
When did Ant’s second half of his rookie year become under the radar considering that people thought that it was enough for him to win ROY
Illin Degenerate
All Star
problem is if someone upsets the raptors in the 7v8 game then theyre in the same boat of an elimination game without kyrie. wont make a difference on kyrie's status at this moment but itll be interesting to see if bk makes a push to get into the 7th spot ahead of the play-in.Add to it that, if BK finishes as the 8th seed, and Toronto as the 7th... Kyrie is essentially ineligible for the play-ins, right? i.e. they'd have to play Toronto in Toronto (no Kyrie), and were they to lose, they'd have to host the winner of the 9/10th seed battle in BK (also no Kyrie).
If so, then in a weird way BK is almost better off as the 10th seed
random/OT but I can’t believe the CPU let me trade carmelo and a 2nd rounder for mitchell robinson and westbrook/dwight howard for gordon haywood/mason plumlee…2k still making stupid trades after all these years
The play-in was cool for the bubble when the season was cut short due to the pandemic. Now that things are getting back to normal, there's no need for it. Now it's just a money grab that rewards mediocre teams with another chance at the playoffs. If you can't get top 8 out of 15 teams in a conference, you don't deserve the playoffs.
Was surprised to hear last night that the Timberwolves lead the league in 3 pointers made
Beasley set an NBA record for most points scored on only 3 pointers
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Beasley set an NBA record for most points scored on only 3 pointers
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You gotta change the slidersrandom/OT but I can’t believe the CPU let me trade carmelo and a 2nd rounder for mitchell robinson and westbrook/dwight howard for gordon haywood/mason plumlee…2k still making stupid trades after all these years
hmm gotta look for that…thanks
Devil Plisken…CMS
Veteran
I always thought if you are not within 2 games of the team above you then it’s null & void
charknicks
All Star
The play in games are basically designed to curb tanking, but the Lakers and Nets are the perfect test case scenarios as to why they are doing it in the first place.
For the Lakers, they have no chance of reaching 8th basically, so their season would have pretty much ended at the All Star break. Thats not good for the NBA at all. At least with this play-in, they can win 2 games (Pelicans and then Clippers/T Wolves loser) and make it into the playoffs. Is it fair? Not at all. But its a way to keep interest in the league for the whole season, as well as not having teams just trade players away.
In the West, basically the 1st and 8th seeds are wrapped up. Basically 7th is gonna be Minnesota. So all to watch now are jockeying for 2nd-6th, and there are still 17 games left.
