2025 NBA Season

[danherbias07]

What a great game! Philadelphia 76ers versus Portland Trail Blazers.
Joel Embiid hit the almost buzzer-beater mid-range shot to claim the win at their homecourt. 1.1 second left for Lillard to take the last shot but that was not enough as he was also distracted by his defender.
The largest lead that Portland got was 21 points and the 76ers just chip it out as the game flows especially in the 4th quarter where the Blazers are in an offensive drought, Nurkic missed 4 freaking free throws. (that's a lot of chickens for the 76ers fans)
The first lead of the 76ers was also their win. Truly amazing.

[Vaculin]

Did watch the Warriors-Grizzlies game except for the final minutes of the game. Grizzlies won by 21 points.
I'm kind of disappointing not only because of how awful the defense of the Warriors are, but how they can't take the lead after having huge runs. Grizzlies got a 20 point lead at the 1st quarter then the Warriors made a run to put the deficit to single digits in the 2nd quarter. After than, Grizzlies will make another run again putting the lead to double digits, and then Warriors will come back again with their own. They didn't even took the lead the whole game I think.

Warriors had too many turnovers and simple mistakes in first half. Grizzlies made a lot of 3's and controlled the lead. Even without Morant, Grizzlies is a stacked team. Tyus Jones is playing like they don't need Morant at all. With Brooks, Jackson and Bane they are a complete team. They probably hold on to second or third place in the West. After the loss of Durant I believe Suns can't catch them.

And probably it was a revenge time for the Memphis Grizzlies last night. They were treated with disrespect when they were beaten by the Warriors at home and there were some words after that.

So I believed that they really pushed themselves against the defending champ here.

Yes, with KD out, Grizzlies could be safe in 3rd place and make the playoffs for this year. But it's better if they will have Morant, but there's not time table for his return.

Yes, it is quite personal for the Grizzlies because their last match-up was not that good and they got embarrassed as well. And we have Dillon Brooks and Draymond Green's issue that is so evident in the game, I think Brooks was fined because he took their issues to the next level and texted Draymond Green with some harsh words.
I'm still trying to find where I can see that because that specific text that I was talking about was showed live in the Warriors @ Grizzlies game.

For Ja Morant, he is not expected to play in the next four games because the NBA is not yet done with their investigation but even if the NBA can't find any evidence just like the police in Denver, I think Ja Morant will still take his time to get some help before he returns to his team. And that could mean that the Grizzlies are still Morant-less in the playoffs but we never know though, their might be a sudden turn of events.

[LogitechMouse]

What a great game! Philadelphia 76ers versus Portland Trail Blazers.
Joel Embiid hit the almost buzzer-beater mid-range shot to claim the win at their homecourt. 1.1 second left for Lillard to take the last shot but that was not enough as he was also distracted by his defender.
The largest lead that Portland got was 21 points and the 76ers just chip it out as the game flows especially in the 4th quarter where the Blazers are in an offensive drought, Nurkic missed 4 freaking free throws. (that's a lot of chickens for the 76ers fans)
The first lead of the 76ers was also their win. Truly amazing.

Well, the Blazers choked again.
The first one is against the Warriors where they are leading by around 20+ at the 1st half then got beaten in the 2nd half and losing by almost 20 points. Now they are leading as many as 21 points on that game, and they let the Sixers made some runs, chipping away the lead until Embiid made a fadeaway shot to take their first lead in the whole game.

If only Lillard manage to hold that ball, there might be a chance that they might've won knowing how deadly he is beyond the arc. Anyway, it's good to see Nurkic and Simons playing again. Well, they almost defeated one of the top teams, so maybe there is still a chance that they can enter at least the play-in tournament as long as all of their key players are healthy. They are only 1.5 games behind the 10th seeded Pelicans, so they might still have a chance.
Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.

Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

[Hypnosis00]

Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.

Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

Anything can happen, though. Although the Denver Nuggets are a good team, the Spurs are a team that knows how to win. They have a winning culture under Coach Gregg Popovich but only lack talent because they are composed of young guns who, at the same time, play hard.

They may have a very bad record now, but as I said, they know how to win, and upsets are normal in sports.

It's just sad that the media are trying to hype a good team, which means an underdog team is underrated.

[fuguebtc]

I do have high hopes for the Suns. I believe they should be able to do it without Kevin Durant. At least they can get to the playoffs.

If only reaching the playoffs, I'm sure they can do it without Kevin Durant.
It's already proven that Booker, Ayton, and CP3 can bring the Suns to the playoffs even before without the help of any big superstar. But in the playoffs, they need Kevin Durant here to boost their offensive phase. It's also always a known habit by Chris Paul to choke at the playoffs and to cover that usual behavior of him every playoff, that's the time Booker needs something as consistent as Durant.

Chris Paul is not a known choker.  He has typically not been surrounded by players in his career that can go deep into the playoffs.  With the Suns it was much more than just him of why they haven't made it to the finals.  Just because someone never wins a championship doesn't mean they are a choker.

Well, I also agree that Chris Paul is not a known choker. But he did not perform as well as he should have in the last match in my opinion. And yes he did not win any Championship. But of course that does not make him a choker. I can see the Phoenix Sons being able to hold their own even without him having an incredible performance. They are in a good run right now. So I think we can count on them in the playoffs.

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They still have Booker and CP3 and Ayton, it's just the question if this trio is enough. They used to have Bridges playing point as well and then Cam as sort of their defensive specialist and in which they exchange to get KD. And to be fair, KD doesn't want to get injured again, not in this way.
But it's an accident, no one wanted to see it happen, it's a big blow to the Suns, but they have to accept it now and then move forward, re-assessed the team and make adjustments again.

I mean it is a big blow. But they still should be able to perform well. After all, they are still a good team without having Kevin Durant. What I am trying to say is they are of course not going to feel like everything has ended because they don't have Kevin Durant available because of injury. When he does come back from injury it is going to be really great and the team will also be more powerful.

[Russlenat]

I mean it is a big blow. But they still should be able to perform well. After all, they are still a good team without having Kevin Durant. What I am trying to say is they are of course not going to feel like everything has ended because they don't have Kevin Durant available because of injury. When he does come back from injury it is going to be really great and the team will also be more powerful.

This remains to be seen as there's no assurance that Durant will be able to come back this season. However, at least the team has won some games even without Durant, so I think they can compete well in the playoffs.

We will have to wait for the re-evaluation in two weeks to know his real status.

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/kevin-durant-injury-update-suns-stars-sprained-ankle-expected-to-be-re-evaluated-in-two-weeks-per-report/

[Oasisman]

The Lakers are doing good from their last 10 games, with DLo back in the line up, last night was such a huge come back for him. Surprisingly, they won against the Raptors, even with several turnovers in the first half and with AD who just finished with 8 points. Anunoby  and Barnes can't even miss, thought the Lakers was gonna lose this game, but the bench and DLo stepped up and managed to make a huge run in the 4th.
Again, if they continue to play in this kind of level and consistency, they are going to avoid an extra work from the play-in and secure a good playoff spot.

[danherbias07]

Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.

Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

That's the sad part of the games today.
We are talking lately about his triple-double winning games and yet it was broken today. I actually made a bet for them during live games as I thought they can come back from the deficit made by San Antonio. Closing games, that's where I am hopeful to see them perform well. But when Murray shoot that last three-pointer and miss it, I knew it was the end game when he shook his head.
I am a little sad to see Jokic make a triple-double and yet not win the game but shit does happen. MPJ will be a great help again when he returns and I am hoping he will be healthy in the playoffs.
Not an important game since they are the top of the West but it's always better to see them win games.

[ultrloa]

The Lakers are doing good from their last 10 games, with DLo back in the line up, last night was such a huge come back for him. Surprisingly, they won against the Raptors, even with several turnovers in the first half and with AD who just finished with 8 points. Anunoby  and Barnes can't even miss, thought the Lakers was gonna lose this game, but the bench and DLo stepped up and managed to make a huge run in the 4th.
Again, if they continue to play in this kind of level and consistency, they are going to avoid an extra work from the play-in and secure a good playoff spot.

There current roosters work well together and they step up on that game that's why they get a great comeback win against raptor even if AD is struggling. Also Lebron is been hype with their new rooster because they can upset their opponent on defensive and offensive end. If they remain this performance and will not get any trouble in rotation once Lebron cameback for sure they can get a place on playoffs and maybe they can stretch their run up to finals.

[mirakal]

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Good player or not, it always have risks.
A team might have a developing player, choose to trade because of how long he took to develop himself and when he got traded, that's the time where his skill got unlocked and he became an all-star.

For this one, the Suns risked it all, traded Bridges, Johnson and some picks for KD because their door on winning a championship is slowly closing. CP3 is almost past on his prime already. If they will not win a title this season or next season, expect some huge changes with the team and that includes possible trading some of their core players like Booker, Ayton, and even Durant. Well, that's the risk that the Suns took. The only question now is, will the risk that they took be rewarded with a title.

The Suns for sure will clinch the playoffs, and we expect him to come back at the start of the playoffs at least, so we will see him playing his debut game on the home during the playoffs.

Absolutely. There is always a chance of a player getting injured regardless of whether him being a really good one or not.
The point I am trying to make is when the player is a big one, a team generally tends to spend a lot of money or resources to get him in.

So, when any team tries to bring in a really good player the stakes are high.

I do have high hopes for the Suns. I believe they should be able to do it without Kevin Durant. At least they can get to the playoffs.

They still have Booker and CP3 and Ayton, it's just the question if this trio is enough. They used to have Bridges playing point as well and then Cam as sort of their defensive specialist and in which they exchange to get KD. And to be fair, KD doesn't want to get injured again, not in this way.

But it's an accident, no one wanted to see it happen, it's a big blow to the Suns, but they have to accept it now and then move forward, re-assessed the team and make adjustments again.

It's not just KD, all players in the league don't want themselves to get injured and just like everybody else's team, they don't want their stars to get injured especially in Durant's case where he is the last hope of the team as the Suns freed a lot of names that could've help the team when someone is injured but this time, it's the hope who got injured. But what happen was quite unexpected and I cannot even say if it's inevitable or not.

Let's just hope that he can return in a matter of days or even 2 weeks and hopefully, what happened to him is not that serious even if it really looks painful.

[fuguebtc]

I mean it is a big blow. But they still should be able to perform well. After all, they are still a good team without having Kevin Durant. What I am trying to say is they are of course not going to feel like everything has ended because they don't have Kevin Durant available because of injury. When he does come back from injury it is going to be really great and the team will also be more powerful.

This remains to be seen as there's no assurance that Durant will be able to come back this season. However, at least the team has won some games even without Durant, so I think they can compete well in the playoffs.

We will have to wait for the re-evaluation in two weeks to know his real status.
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/kevin-durant-injury-update-suns-stars-sprained-ankle-expected-to-be-re-evaluated-in-two-weeks-per-report/

It does not matter if they can perform well without him or not, now they will have to perform. They will have to find a way to perform without Kevin Durant on the team. This is something anybody can face at any given time. So the teams will have to prepare for any kind of situation like this. I believe the Suns are going to fix this problem somehow, because they just  simply have to.

This kind of risk is given and it’s a small price to pay compared to the amount of contribution that a player can give both performance and popularity to the team which usually drives the profit of a team since many fans of that star player will now support his new found team.
The chance of a player being injured is very low also the management can check the injury records on a player before they will acquire him.

Yes, the management already done with assessment before acquiring or trading any players, they understand well if what contributions
and how the fans will embrace the new asset that they will acquire.
In regard to Durant, we all know how impacting this player for the team and how they will benefit when Durant is healthy.
The contributions and how good the player can help in chasing the world title.

Exactly. Just because a player might get injured after he comes to the team, doesn't mean that teams will not try to bring him in. Regardless of whether the player being really good or not every team understands that there is going to be a risk of players getting injured. But without him, they are probably not going to find a certain team comp that they want. And eventually, they are not going to win enough matches.
When Kevin Durant is healthy, he is going to be unlike any other player on the team and also really perform well as usual.

[Marvell1]

Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.
Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

Anything can happen, though. Although the Denver Nuggets are a good team, the Spurs are a team that knows how to win. They have a winning culture under Coach Gregg Popovich but only lack talent because they are composed of young guns who, at the same time, play hard.

They may have a very bad record now, but as I said, they know how to win, and upsets are normal in sports.
It's just sad that the media are trying to hype a good team, which means an underdog team is underrated.

Embiid again came as the savior of the Philadelphia 76ers. Simons did well for the trailblazers. But yes it is true that the trailblazers actually choked. They actually should have had it in the bag. But they could not hold on to their nerves in the end. This match could have gone either way. Credit to the Philadelphia 76ers for being able to clutch the moment.

Spurs won against Denver Nuggets. This was honestly an upset. Of course, the team was underrated by a lot of people. And the media was also trying to hype up the better team. The match was actually a good one for Spurs. They had an overall good performance.

[wheelz1200]

Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.
Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

Anything can happen, though. Although the Denver Nuggets are a good team, the Spurs are a team that knows how to win. They have a winning culture under Coach Gregg Popovich but only lack talent because they are composed of young guns who, at the same time, play hard.

They may have a very bad record now, but as I said, they know how to win, and upsets are normal in sports.
It's just sad that the media are trying to hype a good team, which means an underdog team is underrated.

Embiid again came as the savior of the Philadelphia 76ers. Simons did well for the trailblazers. But yes it is true that the trailblazers actually choked. They actually should have had it in the bag. But they could not hold on to their nerves in the end. This match could have gone either way. Credit to the Philadelphia 76ers for being able to clutch the moment.

Spurs won against Denver Nuggets. This was honestly an upset. Of course, the team was underrated by a lot of people. And the media was also trying to hype up the better team. The match was actually a good one for Spurs. They had an overall good performance.

Definitely the Spurs game was the surise of the night.  I had them at +13 I didn't think they would win but they did.  I'm trying to find what the money line would have paid had to be huge.  Road team favored by double digits rarely ever works out.  I'm sure the Spurs fans wouldn't mind them losing more though

[Dave1]

Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.

Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

That's the sad part of the games today.
We are talking lately about his triple-double winning games and yet it was broken today. I actually made a bet for them during live games as I thought they can come back from the deficit made by San Antonio. Closing games, that's where I am hopeful to see them perform well. But when Murray shoot that last three-pointer and miss it, I knew it was the end game when he shook his head.
I am a little sad to see Jokic make a triple-double and yet not win the game but shit does happen. MPJ will be a great help again when he returns and I am hoping he will be healthy in the playoffs.
Not an important game since they are the top of the West but it's always better to see them win games.

Yes, but the mental aspects though, his records being broken by the San Antonio Spurs and whichever angle you look at it, still sucks in my opinion. So it's either Jokic move forward and not affected by it, or he will carry this one in his mind till the end of this season.

At least Hornets being upsetting the Knicks is playing very well already, as compare to the Spurs wherein teams are beating them in double digits.

And Hornets are going up against the Jazz, slight underdog again.

[btc_angela]

The Lakers are doing good from their last 10 games, with DLo back in the line up, last night was such a huge come back for him. Surprisingly, they won against the Raptors, even with several turnovers in the first half and with AD who just finished with 8 points. Anunoby  and Barnes can't even miss, thought the Lakers was gonna lose this game, but the bench and DLo stepped up and managed to make a huge run in the 4th.
Again, if they continue to play in this kind of level and consistency, they are going to avoid an extra work from the play-in and secure a good playoff spot.

I haven't watch the game, and seeing the Lakers winning and then AD finishing with just 8 points seems unreal and I ask if he got injured again. But then D'Lo step up the plate in his comeback game and the instrumental player for their huge win.

We have said that every game is important right now, they are log jammed, 5-9 and anything can happen and this position can change until the last game of the season. Warriors though in a 3 game losing streak since Steph went back to the line up.

[OgNasty]

Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.
Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

Anything can happen, though. Although the Denver Nuggets are a good team, the Spurs are a team that knows how to win. They have a winning culture under Coach Gregg Popovich but only lack talent because they are composed of young guns who, at the same time, play hard.

They may have a very bad record now, but as I said, they know how to win, and upsets are normal in sports.
It's just sad that the media are trying to hype a good team, which means an underdog team is underrated.

Embiid again came as the savior of the Philadelphia 76ers. Simons did well for the trailblazers. But yes it is true that the trailblazers actually choked. They actually should have had it in the bag. But they could not hold on to their nerves in the end. This match could have gone either way. Credit to the Philadelphia 76ers for being able to clutch the moment.

Spurs won against Denver Nuggets. This was honestly an upset. Of course, the team was underrated by a lot of people. And the media was also trying to hype up the better team. The match was actually a good one for Spurs. They had an overall good performance.

Definitely the Spurs game was the surise of the night.  I had them at +13 I didn't think they would win but they did.  I'm trying to find what the money line would have paid had to be huge.  Road team favored by double digits rarely ever works out.  I'm sure the Spurs fans wouldn't mind them losing more though

I hedged my other multibets by selecting the Spurs to win. Unfortunately, that was also a parlay bet that included the Portland trailblazers beating the 76ers. As it turns out Portland lost by one point to the 76ers so my insurance bet that would have paid off huge ended up missing by one point. That’s about how my bets have been going lately, but I still can’t resist the urge to make a massive score of a tiny bet.

[freedomgo]

Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.

Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

Anything can happen, though. Although the Denver Nuggets are a good team, the Spurs are a team that knows how to win. They have a winning culture under Coach Gregg Popovich but only lack talent because they are composed of young guns who, at the same time, play hard.

They may have a very bad record now, but as I said, they know how to win, and upsets are normal in sports.

It's just sad that the media are trying to hype a good team, which means an underdog team is underrated.

Some said that the San Antonio Spurs can somehow be a threat to the league if they would like to and their placement right now wouldn't be like that if they are not tanking for a reason. Well, part of me is indeed agreeing with what some of the people are saying and the game earlier was one of the proofs that they could be hard if they wanted to.
It's just that the Spurs right now are still exploring their talents while getting some experience and that is somehow expected by a team full of young but dedicated, maybe next season, the Spurs will be a different team.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.

Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

Anything can happen, though. Although the Denver Nuggets are a good team, the Spurs are a team that knows how to win. They have a winning culture under Coach Gregg Popovich but only lack talent because they are composed of young guns who, at the same time, play hard.

They may have a very bad record now, but as I said, they know how to win, and upsets are normal in sports.

It's just sad that the media are trying to hype a good team, which means an underdog team is underrated.

Some said that the San Antonio Spurs can somehow be a threat to the league if they would like to and their placement right now wouldn't be like that if they are not tanking for a reason. Well, part of me is indeed agreeing with what some of the people are saying and the game earlier was one of the proofs that they could be hard if they wanted to.
It's just that the Spurs right now are still exploring their talents while getting some experience and that is somehow expected by a team full of young but dedicated, maybe next season, the Spurs will be a different team.

Perhaps the lost of the Nuggets is just a blip. As for San Antonio though, yeah there are a lot of young talents in that team and it seems that they are still exploring. But once their is a perfect fit already or they have mature or get some very talented players, they are going to be a very difficult team to beat.

Coach Pop knows what he has to do, and maybe there are games that he really showed his experience as one the best coach in the NBA.

Suns vs the Kings might be a good game to see, two of the best in the West.

[dwyane36]

The Lakers are doing good from their last 10 games, with DLo back in the line up, last night was such a huge come back for him. Surprisingly, they won against the Raptors, even with several turnovers in the first half and with AD who just finished with 8 points. Anunoby  and Barnes can't even miss, thought the Lakers was gonna lose this game, but the bench and DLo stepped up and managed to make a huge run in the 4th.
Again, if they continue to play in this kind of level and consistency, they are going to avoid an extra work from the play-in and secure a good playoff spot.

Yeah, the updated Lakers roster continues to surprise us. It looks like the Lakers' management made the absolutely right and important decision for the team by trading Westbrook for Russell. At least Russell's performance in the last game against the Raptors is a clear example that he is exactly the guy who is needed by the Lakers, as he was able to take the initiative and lead the team to a victory.

[Kasabus]

Now the streak of Jokic is over as the Spurs made an upset and won against the top seeded Nuggets. 2nd to the last seed won against the top seed? That's more upsetting than Hornets beating the Knicks on the road. First they lost against the Bulls on their home, and now they lost on the road against the Spurs. I have nothing to say, but just an upset.

Jokic had a triple double on this game, but since he lost, his streak of winning every game when he got a triple-double has ended now.

Anything can happen, though. Although the Denver Nuggets are a good team, the Spurs are a team that knows how to win. They have a winning culture under Coach Gregg Popovich but only lack talent because they are composed of young guns who, at the same time, play hard.

They may have a very bad record now, but as I said, they know how to win, and upsets are normal in sports.

It's just sad that the media are trying to hype a good team, which means an underdog team is underrated.

Some said that the San Antonio Spurs can somehow be a threat to the league if they would like to and their placement right now wouldn't be like that if they are not tanking for a reason. Well, part of me is indeed agreeing with what some of the people are saying and the game earlier was one of the proofs that they could be hard if they wanted to.
It's just that the Spurs right now are still exploring their talents while getting some experience and that is somehow expected by a team full of young but dedicated, maybe next season, the Spurs will be a different team.

Perhaps the lost of the Nuggets is just a blip. As for San Antonio though, yeah there are a lot of young talents in that team and it seems that they are still exploring. But once their is a perfect fit already or they have mature or get some very talented players, they are going to be a very difficult team to beat.

Coach Pop knows what he has to do, and maybe there are games that he really showed his experience as one the best coach in the NBA.

Yes, I guess we can say that because coach Pop is an experienced coach that has been delivering championship teams in the league for quite some time now. Safe to assume that he got a long-term plan for the current Spurs roster that is why we are not seeing him so furious of their outcome because he is just letting the players do their thing to acquire experience.

Suns vs the Kings might be a good game to see, two of the best in the West.

In-fact, I'll be watching that game later but I reckon that it will be much interesting to see if the Suns are a healthy team just like the Kings right now.