We have a nice homestand in the month of March but I wanted to point out that the blazers go on the road for a week. March 15 vs Atlanta result Win March 16 vs Memphis result Win (it will be close like it was at home) March 18 vs Indiana result Loss (0-8 against them since 2004-05 season) March 19 vs Cleveland result Loss March 21 vs Milwaukee result Win
March 15 vs Atlanta result Loss March 16 vs Memphis result Loss March 18 vs Indiana result Loss (0-8 against them since 2004-05 season) March 19 vs Cleveland result Loss March 21 vs Milwaukee result Win
3-2 if we are lucky atl, indi, mil, wins cle, memphis, losses this trip might decide wether we make playoffs. a 4-1 trip gets us in imo
i'll go with 4-1 with the only loss being at cleveland. anything worse than 3-2 would be a big disappointment. the blazers have actually been a pretty good road team against bad teams. they are 10-5 on the road against teams not in the top 9 in the west or top 3 in the east(while being 2-12 against good teams on the road) and two of those losses game against golden state which is generally considered to be a much better team at home.
Wait a minute. Is there a hint of optimism here Mixum? I don't know what to believe in anymore. Did the doc switch your meds up or something? J/K man, I think there are others on this board that have a little mixum in us as well - they just have a bigger filter than you do. Like when you said no trade = no playoffs. I thought that as well. Although Amare and McGrady going down may allow us to "back in". Maybe you're a "tad" hard on Batum though.
i hope anyone who thought this was going to happen watched the rockets game tonight against the cavs and realizes that the rockets aren't going to fall apart without tmac.
0-5 ... no wait 5-0 ... shit!? Fuck it, I can't make up my mind. Can they just skip these games altogether and make them up next year when they're a little wiser and more experienced?
3-2. We always play well in Atlanta and Milwaukee, and we should win in Memphis. We've never played well in Indiana or Cleveland, so those are losses.