Dingo Jellybean
01-08-2005, 04:57 AM
Phoenix is 27-4. That means they're on pace for a 71-11 record.
The Bulls went 41-3 for crying out loud, not even Duke has done that(though UCLA did win 88 in a row, those bitches) AFAIK. Though at 41-3, you'd assume the Bulls <i>should have</i> finished 77-5, so after a 41-3 start, a 31-7 record after that is relatively "fading" down the stretch.
It's like Dallas a few years ago, they started 14-0, finished with like, 56 wins. Though 42-26 is still a pretty good record, it's pretty abysmal relatively after going 14-0. I think Phoenix will suffer that same fate. I see them going, 58-24. They're too young, the Bulls were too veteran to win less than 65 games during the 1995-1996 season(I actually witness most of the Bulls' wins that year). Even if Phoenix does go 71-11 and win the title, I doubt anyone would consider them one of the greatest teams of all time.
The Bulls went 41-3 for crying out loud, not even Duke has done that(though UCLA did win 88 in a row, those bitches) AFAIK. Though at 41-3, you'd assume the Bulls <i>should have</i> finished 77-5, so after a 41-3 start, a 31-7 record after that is relatively "fading" down the stretch.
It's like Dallas a few years ago, they started 14-0, finished with like, 56 wins. Though 42-26 is still a pretty good record, it's pretty abysmal relatively after going 14-0. I think Phoenix will suffer that same fate. I see them going, 58-24. They're too young, the Bulls were too veteran to win less than 65 games during the 1995-1996 season(I actually witness most of the Bulls' wins that year). Even if Phoenix does go 71-11 and win the title, I doubt anyone would consider them one of the greatest teams of all time.