03-31-2022, 10:55 AM
(03-31-2022, 10:04 AM)Jommybone Wrote: GS has lost 4 in a row, 7 of last 8, 12 of last 17, and 16 of last 23. They are more likely to go 0-5 than 5-0.
Really?
Golden State plays AT HOME against Utah on Saturday (April 2). Utah has lost FIVE in a row. Utah has a LOSING road record. Golden State looked pretty damned good (in my opinion) in their loss to the Suns last night. That loss dropped the Warriors' home record to 29-10.
Golden State's other remaining games are against teams with W-L records (currently) of 28-49, 31-44, 31-45, and 33-43 (a combined winning percentage of .405).
So ...
Do you agree or disagree with my previous statement that "Golden State will be favored in ALL FIVE of their remaining games"?
And ...
If Golden State is, in fact, more likely to win than to lose, in ALL FIVE of their remaining games, would you agree that it is mathematically IMPOSSIBLE for Golden State to be "more likely to go 0-5 than 5-0"?