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2014-2015 NBA Schedule Release Discussion


Montsta

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Warriors have 25 nationally televised games, so now everyone can watch them and come here and tell me all about how they are only good in the regular season. We also have a league-high 20 back-to-back games, which sucks. 

This thread isn't burning the Hornets, it's simply an open discussion on the schedule for this upcoming season.

So please don't get angry I used the W-word here. And good luck in this upcoming season! 

Cheers!!

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Warriors have 25 nationally televised games, so now everyone can watch them and come here and tell me all about how they are only good in the regular season. We also have a league-high 20 back-to-back games, which sucks. 

This thread isn't burning the Hornets, it's simply an open discussion on the schedule for this upcoming season.

So please don't get angry I used the W-word here. And good luck in this upcoming season! 

Cheers!!

Glad you're back but dang, this is the most insecure post coming off a championship ever! So much shade!

You won a championship. The West ended up beating itself up and every starting point guard the Warriors faced was injured during each series (Cleveland in particular was just LeBron and scrubs) but at the end of the day, history will only remember the Warriors won a championship and they were fun.

Also, welcome to the awful world of having a ton of back to back games! It does suck!

As for the Hornets, another start like last season where the team takes months to gel and I could easily see Cho and possibly others let go (I think Clifford, like him or not, has a longer leash than Cho does at this point.) Between this very real possibility, the Panthers full of optimism right now, and the sting (PUN) of being so let down last season, I'm taking a  wait-and-see approach with the team this year. That first month will tell us alot.

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