http://espn.go.com/nba/team/schedule...oronto-raptors
http://espn.go.com/nba/standings/_/group/1
Call me crazy but has anyone noticed that as of now, only 12 teams have an average of .500 or better. And the only times we play Denver January 31, Portland February 1 then Miami April 2, Houston April 4 and Indiana April 5. That's the only hard part of the schedule. Other games are never back to back against .500 or better team as of now.
I know that there will be teams turning things around, For instance, Nets are starting to heat up and New York is getting their legs again, however with all the sub .500 as of tonight, do you guys think we have a chance to break the 46 wins plateau we did so very long ago?
Barring no injuries, and the chemistry getting even better, is this impossible?
http://espn.go.com/nba/standings/_/group/1
Call me crazy but has anyone noticed that as of now, only 12 teams have an average of .500 or better. And the only times we play Denver January 31, Portland February 1 then Miami April 2, Houston April 4 and Indiana April 5. That's the only hard part of the schedule. Other games are never back to back against .500 or better team as of now.
I know that there will be teams turning things around, For instance, Nets are starting to heat up and New York is getting their legs again, however with all the sub .500 as of tonight, do you guys think we have a chance to break the 46 wins plateau we did so very long ago?
Barring no injuries, and the chemistry getting even better, is this impossible?
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