This is assuming every one stays healthy. Boston: @ New Jersey (loss), CLE (win), ORL (win), @ MIA (loss), MEM (win), @ MIL (win), @ CHI (win), MIA (win), @ SAS (loss), @ MEM (win), LAC (win), @ ORL (loss), @ ATL (loss), OKC (win), CHA (win), ATL (win), NJ (win), MIA (win), @ CLE (loss), @ PHI (win), WAS (win) Wins: 15 Losses: 6 Final: 62-20 Cleveland: MIL (win), @ BOS (loss), MIA (win), @ LAC (win), @ PHX (loss), @ SAC (win), NY (win), ORL (loss), POR (win), ATL (win), @ NJ (win), NJ (win), MIN (win), DAL (win), DET (win), @ WAS (win), @ ORL (loss), SAS (loss), WAS (win), @ PHI (win), BOS (win), @ IND (win), PHI (win) Wins: 18 Losses: 5 Final: 65-17 Can we top that?
I think we'll win around 65 as well. We have a seven game road trip coming up, I believe. Sounds bad, but looking at the teams we play on that trip, nobody really scares me. On the road or not, our remaining schedule is relatively easy. Just no more slacking off from here on out.
That is fine. After watching him lead his team to wins in ATL and MIA I'm convinced he's already won it. Now, I just want the best record in the league.
I think we can win somewhere in the range of 65. I read somewhere that Bynum is set to come back at the end of this month, so that would be a huge boost for us for the last couple weeks or so of the season.
Yeah but, KG will be back by then. I think we will run the table when he comes back, besides a possible loss in Cleveland.
Cleveland: MIL (win), @ BOS (win - no KG), MIA (win), @ LAC (win), @ PHX (loss), @ SAC (win), NY (win), ORL (win), POR (win), ATL (win), @ NJ (win), NJ (win), MIN (win), DAL (win), DET (win), @ WAS (win), @ ORL (loss), SAS (loss), WAS (win), @ PHI (loss), BOS (win), @ IND (win), PHI (win) Wins: 19 Losses: 4 Final: 66-16 That's how I see the end for the Cavs shaping up. I wouldn't be surprised, though, if they lose at least one of those last two games because (hopefully) they'll have home court locked up and will just be playing the bench guys.
