It just occurred to me. After the Sunday game against Denver, the Kings will have played a total of seven games. Six of them were part of back-to-backs!
It just occurred to me. After the Sunday game against Denver, the Kings will have played a total of seven games. Six of them were part of back-to-backs!
Lets see, the China Games, playing the texas triangle , all of them home openers for them ,going on the road for the first 5-6 games, and most of them are be back-to-back, i guess somone at the NBA offices really hates us.
It just occurred to me. After the Sunday game against Denver, the Kings will have played a total of seven games. Six of them were part of back-to-backs!
It just occurred to me. After the Sunday game against Denver, the Kings will have played a total of seven games. Six of them were part of back-to-backs!
If the Kings eventually start playing well, and if everyone stays healthy, and if they get into the playoffs, it won't matter that they have been given a difficult schedule.
If they continue to play as they have played so far, it won't matter anyway.
The Kings have bigger problems than a difficult schedule.
It just occurred to me. After the Sunday game against Denver, the Kings will have played a total of seven games. Six of them were part of back-to-backs!
Not just that, but to start with 3 road games, Texas triangle and 3 back to backs. Heck, just because of that I will give them even more time ot start gelling together.
If the Kings eventually start playing well, and if everyone stays healthy, and if they get into the playoffs, it won't matter that they have been given a difficult schedule.
If they continue to play as they have played so far, it won't matter anyway.
The Kings have bigger problems than a difficult schedule.
Once You lose - it is too late. I watched the last night game till 1:30 am and had to get up at 6 am. It is more support then they deserved last night.
Unless Pedja gets an attitude makeover, Webber gets healthier, Bibby starts to play D and we get a bench transplant - we will struggle mightly in back to backs. We did in the end of the last season. Some things stop bein coincidence when they start repeating themselves. I know Kings are capable of beating anyone, anywhere at any time. Unfortunately, there is a a big difference between "being capable" and "actualy doing it"
you are right about the conspiricy but wrong about the source. IF I were a gambleing concren and I wanted take a lot of bets on favorites while burring a particluar favorite there by creating a dark horse I might pull stings to have their scedual set up for them to struggle jucing the odds. Then again it could be dumb luck.
Remember last year when the Kings started off RED HOT because of the easiest schedule in NBA history to start a season, and everyone warned not to get too excited because the schedule is BRUTAL in the 2nd half of the season? Well, think of it this way ... our schedule gets a lot easier from this point on.
its nuts... but after looking at the schedule, it isnt that bad. after phoenix, we have 5 straight home games. all pretty winable.... i dont feel so bad now.
Ahhhh! But, it is better to have the Kings lose in order to be right, than to think positive, support your team, and hope for a win, even if it means you are wrong.
Funny!
I only see 6 games in December that should give us trouble. Doesn't mean others won't, but December should be a relatively mild month compared with November. Gobble Gobble...