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If a baseball team started 24-0, or challenged the 116 wins by the Cubs and Mariners in a single season, you had better believe it wouldn't be in the watercooler section. If it were the Yankees, Red Sox, or Cubs forget about decorum. Here is a team on a historic run, it should be celebrated.
Last edited by pariah1107; 03-30-2016 at 05:13 PM. |
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Hear! Hear!!
68-7 after a comeback, OT , road win against a team desperately needing the W to keep its playoff hopes alive. Don't wanna jinx it, but I think tonight's game was maybe the last, biggest hurdle to clear, and 73 looks very likely now. Now they're one win closer and can still lose two (Spurs + 1) to achieve the record. Last edited by itjclarke; 03-31-2016 at 02:09 AM. Reason: wrong "hear!" |
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103-96 with an overtime win over the Jazz.The franchise record with their 68th win of the season. They host the visiting Celtics on Friday night.
Still chasing History, and getting ever so close. The Warriors are 36-0 at home. San Antonio is 38-0 at home. espn tonight, vs. the Celtics. John Last edited by talkinbaseball; 04-01-2016 at 05:12 PM. |
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The Celtics with a nice win over the Warriors.
The Regular season Home streak is over. They have to win five of their last six games to break the record. 22 turnovers last night. San Antonio is 39-0 at home, still have to face the Warriors one last time. John Last edited by talkinbaseball; 04-03-2016 at 05:58 AM. |
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watch out for San Antonio, the Warriors seem awful cocky.....
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The Warriors are back on track.
136-111 over portland, their home winning streak has started again. They'll attempt to be the second team to win 70 games in a single season in NBA history. John |
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not too shabby...
I still see 72/73 wins. JMO DS |
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