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boards of FL wrote:Just saw some interesting Heat stats. Of their 22 losses, 10 are against teams that are sub .500. That isn't the Heat losing to a superior opponent. That is the Heat basically mailing it in. Of their remaining 12 loses, 7 occurred when one or more of the "Big 3" were not even playing. So the Heat are essentially 52-5 when they are actually somewhat trying.
Go look at the Spurs losses. Portland, Oklahoma City, Houston, Indiana, Los Angeles (Clippers), Oklahoma City, Houston, Portland, Miami, Houston, Chicago.
The Spurs are essentially a team that is really good against sub .500 teams, but simply can't hang with the top tier.
Power rankings. Season schedule. Meh... Simply watch the games and the players and it's all right there in front of you.
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