Kevin Duran back to @warriors put the team with 95% change to win 2 more championships.
The Golden State Warriors still have a chance to avoid the NBA play-in tournament for the 2024-25 season, but it’s a tough road ahead with only two games left. They’re currently in a tight race for the 5th or 6th seed in the Western Conference, which would grant a direct playoff berth. Here’s the breakdown based on the latest info:
- **Current Standing**: The Warriors are among a cluster of teams (including the Clippers, Grizzlies, and Timberwolves) fighting for those last automatic playoff spots. They’re tied at 46-34, with Denver slightly ahead at 47-33. The Warriors need to finish in the top six to skip the play-in.
- **Remaining Games**: They face the Portland Trail Blazers on April 12 and the LA Clippers on April 13. Winning both is critical, as it maximizes their record to 48-34.
- **Scenarios to Avoid the Play-In**:
1. **Win Out (2-0)**: If the Warriors win both games, they could secure the 5th or 6th seed, especially if Denver loses at least one of their final two games (vs. Memphis or Houston) or if Memphis and Minnesota each drop a game. A 48-34 record typically secures a top-six spot, but tiebreakers matter. For example, the Warriors have a tiebreaker disadvantage against the Clippers, so they’d need to finish outright ahead.
2. **Go 1-1**: If they split their games, they’d need more help—Denver losing both games, or specific losses from Memphis and Minnesota (e.g., Grizzlies losing to Dallas, Timberwolves dropping another game). This puts them at 47-35, which might not be enough given the logjam.
3. **Key Tiebreakers**: The Clippers own the tiebreaker over the Warriors, so a head-to-head loss in the finale could hurt. Memphis and Minnesota outcomes also influence the Warriors’ fate due to potential tiebreaker scenarios.
- **Challenges**: The Warriors have a 0-3 play-in record historically (losses to the Lakers and Grizzlies in 2021, Kings in 2024), so avoiding it is a priority for a team with veterans like Stephen
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- **Current Standing**: The Warriors are among a cluster of teams (including the Clippers, Grizzlies, and Timberwolves) fighting for those last automatic playoff spots. They’re tied at 46-34, with Denver slightly ahead at 47-33. The Warriors need to finish in the top six to skip the play-in.
- **Remaining Games**: They face the Portland Trail Blazers on April 12 and the LA Clippers on April 13. Winning both is critical, as it maximizes their record to 48-34.
- **Scenarios to Avoid the Play-In**:
1. **Win Out (2-0)**: If the Warriors win both games, they could secure the 5th or 6th seed, especially if Denver loses at least one of their final two games (vs. Memphis or Houston) or if Memphis and Minnesota each drop a game. A 48-34 record typically secures a top-six spot, but tiebreakers matter. For example, the Warriors have a tiebreaker disadvantage against the Clippers, so they’d need to finish outright ahead.
2. **Go 1-1**: If they split their games, they’d need more help—Denver losing both games, or specific losses from Memphis and Minnesota (e.g., Grizzlies losing to Dallas, Timberwolves dropping another game). This puts them at 47-35, which might not be enough given the logjam.
3. **Key Tiebreakers**: The Clippers own the tiebreaker over the Warriors, so a head-to-head loss in the finale could hurt. Memphis and Minnesota outcomes also influence the Warriors’ fate due to potential tiebreaker scenarios.
- **Challenges**: The Warriors have a 0-3 play-in record historically (losses to the Lakers and Grizzlies in 2021, Kings in 2024), so avoiding it is a priority for a team with veterans like Stephen
Видео Kevin Duran back to @warriors put the team with 95% change to win 2 more championships. канала EyeOpenSports
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