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Re: NBA Season 2025-26
« Reply #1755 on: Yesterday at 02:35:54 PM »

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Interesting move from UNC, but I like it.  Im guessing Maline was hearing he was unlikely to get a nba job this offseason so like the move from him as well. 
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« Reply #1756 on: Yesterday at 02:39:09 PM »

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Finally.  What a disasterous tenture.

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« Reply #1757 on: Yesterday at 03:36:30 PM »

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Finally.  What a disasterous tenture.

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Eighth 60-win season in Spurs franchise history. Third most behind the Celtics who have 15 and the Lakers who have 11. Fifth team in NBA history to go from less than 35 wins to 60 wins the following season & the first since the 2007-08 Celtics. #PorVida
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Eighth 60-win season in Spurs franchise history. Third most behind the Celtics who have 15 and the Lakers who have 11.
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0 - 60 win seasons for the Gervin era. Topped out at 53 wins.

1 - 60 win season for the D-Rob era. He also had a 59 win season the following year.

5 - 60 win seasons for the Duncan era. D-Rob was in his final year in 2003 when Duncan got his first one. Duncan also had a 59 win season and 4 58 win seasons. So that number goes to 10 seasons of 58+ wins. Impressive.

1 - 60 win season for the Kawhi era (post Duncan).

1 - Wemby gets his 1st 60 win season.

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I'd love to know who are the 4 other teams. My first guess was rookie Larry Bird, rookie D-Rob, rookie Duncan and that KG team as mentioned. That would be all Spurs / Celtics. Tied 2-2 until Wemby gave them the edge.

But the rookie D-Rob season didn't make it. It was 21 wins to 56 wins. So one of the biggest turnarounds in NBA history but did not pass the 60 win mark. Nor did the rookie Duncan season. 20 wins to 56 wins. Same story.

The rookie Bird season does qualify. 29 wins to 61 wins. So we have 3 of the 5 seasons with Wemby, KG's Celtics, rookie Bird season. I wonder who the other two are.

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« Reply #1761 on: Today at 01:59:21 AM »

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Talk that Portland are considering making a coaching change (Tiago Splitter) in the summer. Organization feels the team has underachieved this season.

I agree with them that the team has underachieved. I think that is more of a 55 win team than a 40-45 win team. But I don't think it is due to the coach. It is because of injuries.

Guards - Jrue has only played 49 games this year. Shaedon Sharpe has only played 48 games this year. Scoot has only played 26 games this season. Those are their top 3 guards. Their 4th guard Blake Wesley who got off to a great start this season also got injured early and played only 28 games.

Forwards - Avdija has played 62 games. Jerami Grant has played 57 games. T Camara has been healthy. So 2 of their top 3 forwards have missed large chunks of the season.

Centers - Clingan has been available but Rob Williams continues to miss a lot of games. He played 55 games on the season.

That is a fantastic 9-10 man rotation when those guys are healthy. They could win somewhere in the mid-50s win wise. But they haven't been healthy. It isn't the coach's fault that so many of his players have been hit by injuries. The coach has done a good job keeping them at .500 despite the injuries.