Winning is better than losing

To me it seemed like one of those games that whether it was a tight game or not, you knew the kings were going to win it.

Usually when its really close games, i get so nervous that my hands perspire. haha

this game wasnt one of them

but yeah, definitely a bad finish.
 
yep i agree!

i don't even want to imagine how i'd feel if we lost tonight!

It was a rough ending, but I'll take the W!

:)
 
I would definitely feel much, much worse if they'd lost this one. An ugly win still counts as a win, thank goodness.
 
Now we just need the Lakers to lose. If the Kings can only get up to 7 and avoid the Spurs--the 8th seed is a deathwish.
 
Yeah we need the 7th seed.... badly. I just wish we didn't squander away so many games in between. We would have caught Memphis by now. Oh well....
 
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VF21 said:
Bad finish? We won. That's a GOOD finish.

:D
up 10, 3 minutes left, in the penatly, and we were going to the line with 4.5 seconds only up by one. BAD finish, but a win.
 
I'm going to be a picky pickler and say: it depends on the context.

The Kings winning is better than losing.

The Lakers winning... eh, not so much.
 
209KingsFan said:
Now we just need the Lakers to lose. If the Kings can only get up to 7 and avoid the Spurs--the 8th seed is a deathwish.

Spurs or not, any 8th seed now faces miniscule odds of taking out a #1 now that we have a 7-game format. There were only two 8 seeds that took out a #1 in a 5-game format (in 18 seasons, twice in 148 series).
 
^ And of course, they went to the 7-game format just so they didn't have 5 day gaps between first round games because they didn't want two or more games being played at the same time.
 
kingkung said:
I'm going to be a picky pickler and say: it depends on the context.

The Kings winning is better than losing.

The Lakers winning... eh, not so much.

Well, doh.

;)

This is a Kings board. I kind of figured it would have been just a tad redundant to say "Kings winning is better than Kings losing"...

:D
 
Gargamel said:
^ And of course, they went to the 7-game format just so they didn't have 5 day gaps between first round games because they didn't want two or more games being played at the same time.

Gee, I thought it was to protect the slumping 2004 Lakers' huge market from being knocked out in the first round.

Where's my tin-foil hat?!;)
 
Insomniacal Fan said:
Gee, I thought it was to protect the slumping 2004 Lakers' huge market from being knocked out in the first round.

Where's my tin-foil hat?!;)

2003 was the first year of the 7-gm format. They were 3-2 on Minny at the 5-gm mark.

Recall 2002. Four days between first round games. They went with disenfranchising 7/8 seeds over losing TV money.
 
209KingsFan said:
Now we just need the Lakers to lose. If the Kings can only get up to 7 and avoid the Spurs--the 8th seed is a deathwish.
It really doesn't matter 8th or 7th seed the way we're playing lately :rolleyes:.
 
See!

Like I said before, winning is definitely better than losing.

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VF21 said:
See!

Like I said before, winning is definitely better than losing.

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Three cheers for you!

Winning is grreeaatt...losing is the pits. Thanks for the wins lately :)
 
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