<![CDATA[If the Warriors don't advance]]>If the Warriors don't advance that would mean the Panthers who only lost once during the regular season and Golden State who set a most wins in a season record followed by most wins in a division in MLB (central) last year couldn't seal the deal. Kind of wierd how that all worked in such a short time.

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One Post From the Truth said:

If the Warriors don't advance that would mean the Panthers who only lost once during the regular season and Golden State who set a most wins in a season record followed by most wins in a division in MLB (central) last year couldn't seal the deal. Kind of wierd how that all worked in such a short time.

If that is the case, then I heard that actually the teams that have won the most games in a season in history in all 4 sports will none have won the Championship:

the 16-0 2007 Patriots lost SB

The late 90s Seattle Mariners who won like 116 games didn't make the WS.

I also think that a Cubs team in early 1900s won 116 games and did not win the WS.

And I think it was a mid 90s Redwings team that won the most regular season games but did not win the Cup.

Right now....the mid 90s Bulls team that won 72 games did win the title that year.....but if GS loses then the above would come true.

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One Post From the Truth said:

If the Warriors don't advance that would mean the Panthers who only lost once during the regular season and Golden State who set a most wins in a season record followed by most wins in a division in MLB (central) last year couldn't seal the deal. Kind of wierd how that all worked in such a short time.

Goes to show- regular season doesn't mean much in the NBA. Now if you have an explanation on how the Cavs can lose 2 to the Raptors North of the border, and beat them by 38 tonight- I'm listening.

PS- Warriors win three straight? It's been done before, but the odds are long.

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