Blazers v NBA Finalists
3-3. Not bad, not bad at all! And it's really 4-2 but for the Turkoglu Miracle. 2-2 vs Denver and 0-2 vs Cleveland, but 1-1 vs Boston, who I think you have to include among the elite. 6-8 overall against the very best the league had to offer this year, 5-2 at home (almost 6-1). That's rising to the occasion!
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One road win
Like Dave said in the podcast this week, we need more quality road wins before we are a contendor
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by 123_G.O._RipCity on May 31, 2009 8:32 AM PDT reply actions
That's our goal next year.
If we maintain our home court dominance and improve from below 50% road wins, well be shooting for the 60 win range. This is important for our growth.
yeah, but how many
road wins against these teams did the elites get? I mean, shouldn’t these teams have done better than (almost) 1-6 in the Rose Garden? Road wins against Charlotte, Atlanta, those kinds of team—that’s where we need to improve. .500 for the year against the best in the NBA is about all you should hope for, IMO.
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