They did win 60+ games last year, did well the last strike shortened season. Give me feedback.
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They did win 60+ games last year, did well the last strike shortened season. Give me feedback.
No bigger Spurs fan than me but I just don't see it.
I can see Dallas sliding back and Memphis leveling off, and Houston being a mess with McHale.
Kawhi Leonard baby!!
I think its a good bet. Dallas sucks.
great value
Grizz time
Spurs already own head to head.
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Originally Posted by seaborneq
let's how those oldies do on a season full of b2bs
Spurs are looking good.
Seems about 50/50 that they win it, so do the math.
a very large amount of value if they dont lose parker or manu to injury. blair and duncan inside increases their margin for error significantly. this is a good team. probably wouldnt take them on the third game of Their back to back to back.
If Manu stays healthy, this team can go all the way to west Conf finals.
They are old but know how to play the game. All fundamentals.
Shortened season will help the Spurs no doubt. If you saw the playoffs last year--Duncan's legs were gone. I see good value at that number.
How did you know the old dented cans of peas would be leaking oil before the first tenth of the season is over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glitch
manu out 2 months.Quote:
Originally Posted by seaborneq
not without Manu
At +465 it's a good bet. I wouldn't touch it now though since Manu is out.
Did not count on Manu being made of bad glue.
parker duncan manu always hurt every single year
they will win divison
Spurs are a 500 team without Ginobli, with him they were probably easy money, without him theyd have to be about +750 before I took a shot, and that is knowing theyre a lot of games ahead of Dallas and currently still blowing them out tonight.
Can spurs hold on?
Ginobli is back. What should be the expectations?
Spurs have a great chance to win their division. Manu is back and the young guys did a good job of picking up the slack in his absence and got some valuable playing time. Outside of Duncan and Ginobili the rest of the team is fairly young and Coach Pop is doing a great job of limiting minutes to keep the guys fresh. I don't think there's a single Spur averaging more than 35 minutes a game, which will help them down the stretch.
You sound pretty sure about this. I hope so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roadtrip635
You may want to take that with a grain of salt, I'm a Spurs fan (live in San Antonio), but I try not to wear the homer blinders. Parker and Duncan have been solid and the young guys and bench have been playing well. Tiago is finally showing the talent he demonstrated in the European leagues and really like what I've seen of Daniel Green and Neal lately. Manu coming back is a big boost to the team and should also help DeJuan Blair, who always seems to play better with Manu on the floor with him. The team seems to be coming together right now, but still have a lot of games to play. If they can continue this level of play, stay healthy and Coach Pop can limit the minutes like he has, then the Spurs can win their division.Quote:
Originally Posted by seaborneq
Any book still offering division futures???
they played better than expected with him out if no one else gets hurt they should be a shoe in. Dallas isnt all that great, and I cant see Houston staying as hot as they have been lately.
Surprise 9 game winning streak. I am as shocked as anybody. Can they hold on to the division for another 36 games?
I think I was wrong about the Spurs.
Any chance the Spurs don't finish the deal? A decent lead with less than 30 games to go.
What are the spurs doing at the trade deadline? Are they trying to give away the division? I have money on this
Any chance of this NOT hitting now?
In the bag?