NBA season 2019/20
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Loved the last Dance overall, but agree with @voodoo above who said it could've been cut in half in terms of length.
Unpopular opinion (on here) but I think Lebron is the GOAT even more than MJ now.
Doc Rivers says it better than me (although he still thinks its MJ):
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I like math. I love sport.
I really fucking hate math in sport.
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@shark said in NBA season 2019/20:
Yep. Tim Southee took about a thousand wickets in Perth and Melbourne. He must also be the GOAT.
Isn’t he though?
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@ACT-Crusader said in NBA season 2019/20:
@shark said in NBA season 2019/20:
Yep. Tim Southee took about a thousand wickets in Perth and Melbourne. He must also be the GOAT.
Isn’t he though?
nah, can't bat
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@mariner4life said in NBA season 2019/20:
@ACT-Crusader said in NBA season 2019/20:
@shark said in NBA season 2019/20:
Yep. Tim Southee took about a thousand wickets in Perth and Melbourne. He must also be the GOAT.
Isn’t he though?
nah, can't bat
Can't bowl.
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@mariner4life said in NBA season 2019/20:
@ACT-Crusader said in NBA season 2019/20:
@shark said in NBA season 2019/20:
Yep. Tim Southee took about a thousand wickets in Perth and Melbourne. He must also be the GOAT.
Isn’t he though?
nah, can't bat
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@shark said in NBA season 2019/20:
@mariner4life said in NBA season 2019/20:
@ACT-Crusader said in NBA season 2019/20:
@shark said in NBA season 2019/20:
Yep. Tim Southee took about a thousand wickets in Perth and Melbourne. He must also be the GOAT.
Isn’t he though?
nah, can't bat
Can't bowl.
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@ACT-Crusader any cricket shots to be found? It'll take more than a few dirty slogs on an Intermediate School oval to change my mind
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@ACT-Crusader Yes, you can have that one. Helluva day out.
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I was watching an interview with Woj last night. The problem is that some of the sub 0.500 teams don't seem that interested in resuming the season with little to play for, while others want to be involved despite a remote chance of being competitive in the playoffs. And then some of the small market teams have been vocal in needing to play for their survival. The NBA will need to keep all parties happy.
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@Bovidae said in NBA season 2019/20:
I was watching an interview with Woj last night. The problem is that some of the sub 0.500 teams don't seem that interested in resuming the season with little to play for, while others want to be involved despite a remote chance of being competitive in the playoffs. And then some of the small market teams have been vocal in needing to play for their survival. The NBA will need to keep all parties happy.
make them play.
22 teams is too many anyway. The East already had their playoff teams sorted out, the Wizards are 6 games back in 9th
In the West maybe Portland could get in being only 3 back, but fuck 'em. Win more during the regular season.
Realistically only 3 teams can win the comp anyway.
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@Bovidae The problem is there is quite a big gap between some of the playoff teams & fringe playoff teams. Dallas (7th) has 11 more wins than Portland (9th) in the West and for example.
@mariner4life Yeah that's the other problem - Portland are basically on the same wins as 2/3 other teams so if you let Portland in you might as well let the others in. Plus one of the 'others' has Zion so that will help tv viewership.
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To answer my own question:
The NBA has been advancing on a plan that would include regular-season, play-in and playoff games for the 16 teams currently holding playoff position -- and six more teams within six games of the eighth seed in each conference, sources said. Those teams include New Orleans, Portland, San Antonio, Sacramento and Phoenix in the Western Conference -- and Washington in the East, sources said.