The Warriors and Cavs face off for the final time later today, April 10, 2016. The Spurs are attempting to become the first team to go undefeated at home. Going 41-0 at home is interesting in light of them playing in a building that is named after 'AT&T'.
AT&T = 1+20+20 = 41
41-0...
To go 41-0 at home, they will have to beat the Warriors today, and Oklahoma City Thunder in the coming days. They have one other game on the road, against Dallas.
Anyhow, if they beat the Warriors todays, I have a feeling the Warriors will finish the season with 71-wins, where they now stand. Recall how the Spurs, earlier this year, won 44-games in a row at home, with #44 coming against the Warriors. '44' has been a big number all year for Golden State, who are in their 44th year of being in the city.
Recall the connection between 44 and 71?
And one last point about the records of the Spurs and Warriors. If the Spurs finish at 67 wins, it could be a tribute to Greg Popovich, the longtime coach of the team, who is currently 67-years old. Let us not forget the Spurs joined the NBA in '76.
Today's game comes 22-days after they last played in San Antonio, or 3-weeks and 1-day.
Basketball = 2+1+1+2+5+2+2+1+3+3 = 22/31
Also notice that they last times the teams played, San Antonio lost with 101 points. Todays' rematch is the 101st day of the year.
Tonight will be the 160th game between the two teams. The Spurs lead the series 104-55.
http://www.landofbasketball.com/head_to_head_gl/spurs_vs_warriors_game_log_season.htm
Meanwhile in the East, I think if they Cavs finish the season with 57-wins, it could bode well for their championship hopes. They have two games remaining, against the Atlanta Hawks and Detroit Pistons.
Nice, I've wondered about the 71 as well because of the Superbowl. Didn't even think about the 71 and 44 connection. Today is also 101st day. Spurs have 65 wins. Philadelphia=65, 101 Also 65 days before 14/6. 146 special to Philadelphia. Allen Iverson=146 Larry Brown=146 and so on.
ReplyDeleteThirty Nine and One Home Record=146
DeleteThirty Nine and One=87
Milwaukee playing at Philadelphia today, Interestingly..
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ReplyDeleteSpurs aren't winning tonight buddy. Sorry to burst you bubble but the nba wants golden state to break the record.
DeleteOr they could just lure everyone in with the ratings and Spurs cousin still win
DeleteChasing history-76
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ReplyDeleteRemember to look at the teams head to head records. That is important in determining the scripting as well. This will be the 160th game between the two teams tonight. San Antonio 104, Warriors 55
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ReplyDeleteI think the Warriors lose the next 2 but will shall see
ReplyDeleteHow did yall miss the fact that the warriors lost 33 in a row in san antonio. That would complete a cycle. They win this game tonight and break the record at home.
ReplyDeleteSpurs = 93 and I also said whoever plays spurs at home for the 40th game wins. Snapped at 39 streak. 39/93
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DeleteWe all knew that Wardiods would win tonight. Ending their 33 game losing streak at ATT center. ATT= 41 (13th prime). Spurs lose for the first time at home making them 39-1. 39 =(13+13+13). Warriors are 72-9. Looks a lot like 729. 729 = 9*9*9. Its also 27x27. Warriors got the 72nd win. 27 opposite of 72. Warriors set record for road wins too with 34.
ReplyDeleteBut will they break the record? Hmmm
DeleteWarriors last won in San Antonio on 02/14/97 on valentines day, 999 weeks ago
DeleteStephen Curry scored (37) points...a tribute to their (73) Win season they'll have. Zionists putting their backwards mask messaging stamp in again
DeleteOne more thing...Warriors + Spurs after tonights game gives them 137 Wins between the 2 teams. 137= 33rd prime . They have 23 losses between them. 23 is the 9th prime.
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DeleteGreat points thank you. Im new to this gematra decoding. Seemed it was pretty obvious the spurs were losing, but didnt see much in the comments so figured id ask. Appreciate it.
DeleteGreat points thank you. Im new to this gematra decoding. Seemed it was pretty obvious the spurs were losing, but didnt see much in the comments so figured id ask. Appreciate it.
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