On March 29, Beijing time, after the Spurs completed four consecutive wins, they were only half a win away from the Lakers. Tomorrow, if the Lakers lose to the Lone Ranger, they will fall to eleventh place in the West. According to the latest forecast of the BR website, the Lakers have a nearly 70% probability of missing out on the playoffs.
The Spurs finished with four straight wins and 0.5 wins away from the Lakers. If the Lakers lose to the Lone Rangers tomorrow, although the two teams have a record of 2-2 and are ranked fourth in the division, the Spurs' winning percentage against the Western team (21-24) is higher than that of the Lakers (16-29), so if the Lakers lose, the Spurs will complete the rebound, coming to the tenth place in the West, and the Lakers will fall to eleventh place.
According to the latest forecast of the BR website, the probability of the Lakers not making a playoff reached 67.9%, the probability of finally getting the tenth to enter the playoff was 25.4%, and the probability of getting ninth was only 6.7%. Moreover, the probability of the Lakers passing the playoffs and getting eighth into the playoffs is only 5.7%.
The Spurs, on the other hand, have a 45.3 percent chance of finishing tenth in the playoffs, 29.1 percent like a ninth, and a 0.5 percent chance of finishing eighth. Obviously, the Spurs are more optimistic about the outside world.
The Lakers' house leaked during the overnight rain, James was racing against time to recover from injuries after his feet, and his thick eyebrows were also in the final stage of recovery, but both of them had a high probability of not having the opportunity to play the Lone Ranger.
Despite this, Lakers celebrity Ci Shiping is still optimistic about this Lakers, "I still support the Lakers this season." Obviously we're in a difficult situation at the moment, but sometimes getting out of it can make you stronger. James still looks young, moves well on the court and is still able to lead a team. ”
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