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One problem with getting to .500 with 10 remaining wins is the three consecutive back to backs coming up. I'm guessing most of us have us winning the games against OkC and Portland on 3/4 and 3/5, but this team has not been successful in back to backs.

FNG wrote:One problem with getting to .500 with 10 remaining wins is the three consecutive back to backs coming up. I'm guessing most of us have us winning the games against OkC and Portland on 3/4 and 3/5, but this team has not been successful in back to backs.

Meh... are you saying that only because the Timberwolves have shattered an NBA record for futility in back-to-backs?

How dare you!!!

AbeVigodaLive wrote:

FNG wrote:One problem with getting to .500 with 10 remaining wins is the three consecutive back to backs coming up. I'm guessing most of us have us winning the games against OkC and Portland on 3/4 and 3/5, but this team has not been successful in back to backs.

Meh... are you saying that only because the Timberwolves have shattered an NBA record for futility in back-to-backs?

How dare you!!!

But it's specifically the second of a back to back when on the road, correct?

Q-was-here wrote:

AbeVigodaLive wrote:

FNG wrote:One problem with getting to .500 with 10 remaining wins is the three consecutive back to backs coming up. I'm guessing most of us have us winning the games against OkC and Portland on 3/4 and 3/5, but this team has not been successful in back to backs.

Meh... are you saying that only because the Timberwolves have shattered an NBA record for futility in back-to-backs?

How dare you!!!

But it's specifically the second of a back to back when on the road, correct?

Yeah. That's the 28-game shattered record.

For the record, I'm still pretty optimistic about the run to the end of the season. Although once it's obvious they aren't catching Denver, I should probably expect a couple more duds.