Maybe there's some hope for the playoffs?
From the WSJ:
No Wins for the Weary
Here are the four likely NBA playoff teams who've seen the biggest drop-off in winning percentage this season when playing the second of two games on consecutive days.*
| TEAM | RECORD WITH DAY OF REST | RECORD AFTER NO REST | DIF. |
| Jazz | .759 | .158 | -.601 |
| Nuggets | .741 | .450 | -.291 |
| 76ers | .586 | .316 | -.270 |
| Pistons | .516 | .333 | -.183 |
*Through Tuesday's games
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In the playoffs there's always at least one rest day...
I’m still trying to talk myself into this team’s chances.
AK47 must start NOW!
that tells....
… the difference between a 7/8 seed and a 2 seed and homecourt.
is there locker room issues going on with these guys or what’s the deal??
boozer plays the worst defense i have seen. my old high school coach would beat me upside the head if i pulled some of the shi-nan-igans he pulls on d. instead of playing help d or stopping the penetrator (no pervetted jokes here) he instead leaves the lane wide open and guards his man. i saw it happen three times last night. even hubie brown pointed out that the big men need to step up when the guy drives into the lane.
i’m no basketball scholar but i know that is horrible and he is horrible on d.

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