2023-2024 General NBA Season Thread

snowmanny

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That’s the one posted above that was not correct eg:

Orlando Magic: No. 5 seed with win over Bucks combined with loss by Pacers to Hawks,”
Philadelphia 76ers: No. 5 seed with win over Nets combined with loss by Pacers to Hawks.”
 

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It's incredible to have just one game left and have so few of the 20 playoff positions completely locked in.
 

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Nice to see that the league continues to find new ways to benefit the Lakers.

NEW ORLEANS -- More than a minute of extra game time was added to the clock in the third quarter of the Los Angeles Lakers' 123-120 win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday, an NBA spokesperson confirmed to ESPN.
They’re only at a +415 or so FTA disparity this year. They just play harder. Mhmmmm. That Austin Reaves just wants it more than Tatum and Brown. You can see it in his eyes.
 

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Nice to see that the league continues to find new ways to benefit the Lakers.

They’re only at a +415 or so FTA disparity this year. They just play harder. Mhmmmm. That Austin Reaves just wants it more than Tatum and Brown. You can see it in his eyes.
Someone had the over...
 

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Excited to wake up in the California morning and have a wild playoff race day in full swing.
+1, although that the games are all at the same time is a little rough for some fans. I'd very much like to see and hear the final moments of Gorman's career, but it will likely line up with the closing minutes of a couple of games with major playoff implications. Kind of sucks.
 

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+1, although that the games are all at the same time is a little rough for some fans. I'd very much like to see and hear the final moments of Gorman's career, but it will likely line up with the closing minutes of a couple of games with major playoff implications. Kind of sucks.
Isn’t he going to call the first round of the playoffs? I’m going to miss it as well and thought it was not his final final broadcast.
 

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Isn’t he going to call the first round of the playoffs? I’m going to miss it as well and thought it was not his final final broadcast.
He is. Dont know if he'll travel, though. So after game 2, he may not know if he's done/ if theres another home game.
 

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Isn’t he going to call the first round of the playoffs? I’m going to miss it as well and thought it was not his final final broadcast.
He is, but speaking as an out of market viewer that watches Celtics games via league pass and national broadcasts, I don't know how many more of his games (if any) I'll actually listen to him call.
 

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+1, although that the games are all at the same time is a little rough for some fans. I'd very much like to see and hear the final moments of Gorman's career, but it will likely line up with the closing minutes of a couple of games with major playoff implications. Kind of sucks.
Very tough with all the games going at once. My preference is Bucks-Knicks in some order as 2-3 and the Sixers-Heat in some order as 6-7. So I think I'm rooting for all of those teams to win? Permutations are pretty confusing to keep straight.
 

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There are 15 games today and only three have no impact on playoff seeding: Celts-Wiz, Spurs-Pistons, Clips-Rockets. Edit: I guess Heat-Raptors also has no relevance, so four.
 
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Please do keep us posted on developments here today. I can't flip around watching games today - am watching 4 kids right now, it's all I can do to listen to Gorman - but I'm very interested in how it all goes down.
 

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There are about a dozen games with seeding on the line, but I think the only game where both teams are going 100% will be Lakers/Pelicans, as both teams have major play in consequences if they lose (NO could drop into the play in, LA could drop to the 9/10 spot).
 

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This is ending in about worst case scenario for Boston.
Meh, I think the Cs will be fired up, fresh, and healthy in the 1st round, so that's the best time to hit a quality opponent. In some ways you'd rather face the Sixers or Miami then than in round 2/3.
 

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Meh, I think the Cs will be fired up, fresh, and healthy in the 1st round, so that's the best time to hit a quality opponent. In some ways you'd rather face the Sixers or Miami then than in round 2/3.
Yeah, I just meant the entire bracket situation. Heat/Bucks/Knicks or Sixers is prob second worst case, worst being Heat/Sixers/Knicks.

Though if Giannis is done, Bucks might well be done in the first round, too.
 

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Meh, I think the Cs will be fired up, fresh, and healthy in the 1st round, so that's the best time to hit a quality opponent. In some ways you'd rather face the Sixers or Miami then than in round 2/3.
Boston will have to beat teams in front of them if they want to advance.

There is no value in getting worked up over seeding - they have to beat talented squads if they want to win it all.
 

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Bucks are done. Knicks playing for the 2/3 seed now with the Bucks. It will be:

Heat/Sixers/Pacers/Magic/CLE/…/…/BOS