With Butler out MIN is playing as bad as lottery teams. JAZZ PLAY BETTER ON THE ROAD and they'll bring their A-game vs MIN contrary to how they play vs usual lottery teams/scrubs, hence will grab the easiest win.
OMG. Sounds miserable.It's not all I do. I hope for the win, and more recently I even naturally expect a win. But expecting the win leads to a feeling of entitlement that makes a loss feel even worse for me. I don't want my fandom to overly negatively impact playing with my kids or spending time with my wife. So while I'm up for a game I also take a minute to go through the scenarios. "Ok, if we do lose tonight, we'll be at 33 losses, we'll still be X games ahead of ____ and X wins away from ____. There's still time." Then, if things are looking dour, I go back to that thought of "well, this won't eliminate us," or "this makes the upcoming Wolves game even more interesting." I still get pretty bummed out after a loss, like last night, but I don't snap at my kids or act cold at home just because of sports.
I'd prefer to be tied with the Thunder and 2 games ahead of the Nuggets. Go Denver!Everything goes as planned tonight, we'll be tied with Pelicans for 6th, 2 games ahead of Clippers and 3 ahead of Nuggets. Half a game ahead of Wolves and half a game behind Spurs and a game behind Thunder.
Jimmy Butler is confirmed to be playing on Sunday vs the Jazz. Damn.
I'd prefer to be tied with the Thunder and 2 games ahead of the Nuggets. Go Denver!
The only thing I see is that they're going to let him do contact drills today, but that he has a few more hurdles before he comes back.