I wouldn't bet on it happening, nor would I bet against it (can you tell I'm not much a betting kinda guy? haha) but I've always maintained that finishing 14th from the bottom, and therefore surrendering the 14th pick for Kyle Lowry, AND getting future picks back in play for trades, is a pretty desirable outcome in itself. There are positives to either outcome.
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― Oscar Wilde
I would be happy with anything from 10-16 (15/16 means playoffs, 10-14 means low pick for OKC). Toronto is not only battling for 8th in the East but 14th among all teams in the NBA (Western Conference included). Although I don't see them getting 9th in the East and 14th in the NBA considering the West > East.
Right now they are 10th worst in the league, and only 1/2 game from 11th worst (Philly). But they are only 1 game from 9th worst (Minnesota).
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It is a very strong possibility.
I was worried about the MEM/NYK games. In my mind I was thinking best case scenario is a split.
The fact the Raps came back after all-star break behind 6 games with 29 games left to play and they have played just 3 games and are now 4 games back gives me hope.
The two games vs. Milwaukee are going to be HUUUUUUUUGE! Point received?
Also, despite all the bad luck raps have had this year, they got a little bit of good with both BKN games and the ATL game. 3 very close losses.
"Championships are what we live for, now lets go win them."Tim Leiweke
Last edited by Blacklash2k4; Mon Feb 25th, 2013 at 02:51 AM.
Let's be honest, the team now is CLEARLY better suited to make the playoffs compared to the 09-10' season. A dysfunctional Turkoglu, not a first option Chris Bosh, Andrea Bargnani who clearly is Andrea Bargnani, inconsistency from the point guard spot, Sonny Weems was our starting shooting guard. Other than Derozan (rookie year), one of Antoine Wright/Marco Bellinelli was our best player off the bench. Goodness, we at least have a plan moving forward.
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