The announcers mentioned the C's were 0-8 vs. .600 teams during the Cavs game. Well, they are 0-9 now.
Tough game to watch yesterday. Great comeback, no quit in the team but the team lacks rebounders which really hurts. They also lack size. Not enough bigs that can play defense and rebound. Zeller, Jerebko and Olinyk just lack toughness...they can't play D or rebound.
This team will make the playoffs and win around 45-50 games but have no chance to really contend for the East title or make the conference finals.
Unless the C's somehow trade or draft some bigs that can play defense and rebound, this team will be forever stuck in this mode - a pretty good team but going nowhere in the long run.
MikeB
We are 2-9 vs. .600 teams including losses to Cleveland and Golden State without Al and Jae as well as OKC San Antonion and Toronto without IT.
So you take out those 5 losses (not really fair to do but for the sake of argument Im doing it)
you are left with 2-4 vs. .600
6 point loss to Spurs
1 point loss to Houston (Al and Isaiah miss layups to win)
5 point loss to OKC(Russ goes crazy but still dissapointing loss)
6 point loss to Cle(had chance to take lead with 8 seconds left)
10 point win vs. Memphis
3 point OT win vs. Memphis
When you look at things in context its not as bad as 0-9 suggests. Still not good. we are obviously not at the level of GSW SAS and Cle. We are also a laggin behind Houston and Toronto and perhaps OKC.