The Lakers are half a game behind Sacramento. If they win tonight they'll have the same record going into Wednesday which is the last game of the season for both teams. If the Lakers win their last game and the Kings lose what happens? Please help with this one.
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My teams:
NFL:Washington Redskins
NCAAFB:Notre Dame
NBA:Los Angeles Lakers
NCAABB:Georgetown Hoyas
MLB:Washington Nationals
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
If Lakers win both and Kings lose then Lakers take it. -
Re: Who wins the Pacific?
If Lakers win both and Kings lose then Lakers take it.Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
If Lakers win both and Kings lose then Lakers take it.Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
Kings will beat Golden State. They always lose the back to back game.Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
Kings will beat Golden State. They always lose the back to back game.Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
Kings will beat Golden State. They always lose the back to back game.Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
I think the question was already answered. But I'll answer it again.
If the Lakers win their last two games, and the Kings lose their last one, the Lakers win the Pacific. If the Kings win and the Lakers win their last two, they are tied. But the Kings hold the tie-breaker (head-to-head) so the Kings will win the Pacific. If the Laker lose any of the last two games, the Kings win the Pacific.
So, the Lakers can only win the Pacific if the Kings lose their last game, and the Lakers win their last 2 games.Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
I think the question was already answered. But I'll answer it again.
If the Lakers win their last two games, and the Kings lose their last one, the Lakers win the Pacific. If the Kings win and the Lakers win their last two, they are tied. But the Kings hold the tie-breaker (head-to-head) so the Kings will win the Pacific. If the Laker lose any of the last two games, the Kings win the Pacific.
So, the Lakers can only win the Pacific if the Kings lose their last game, and the Lakers win their last 2 games.Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
I think the question was already answered. But I'll answer it again.
If the Lakers win their last two games, and the Kings lose their last one, the Lakers win the Pacific. If the Kings win and the Lakers win their last two, they are tied. But the Kings hold the tie-breaker (head-to-head) so the Kings will win the Pacific. If the Laker lose any of the last two games, the Kings win the Pacific.
So, the Lakers can only win the Pacific if the Kings lose their last game, and the Lakers win their last 2 games.Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
Who are the two remaining teams the Lakers have to play?Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
Who are the two remaining teams the Lakers have to play?Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
Who are the two remaining teams the Lakers have to play?Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
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KDRE said:
Who are the two remaining teams the Lakers have to play?
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Lakers play the Golden State Warriors tonight in LA. Then they play the Portland Trailblazers tomarrow in Portland.
Sacramento plays the Warriors tomarrow at Golden State.Comment
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Re: Who wins the Pacific?
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KDRE said:
Who are the two remaining teams the Lakers have to play?
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Lakers play the Golden State Warriors tonight in LA. Then they play the Portland Trailblazers tomarrow in Portland.
Sacramento plays the Warriors tomarrow at Golden State.Comment
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