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Here's my yearly post. lol at me. Cleveland 56 Boston 53 Toronto 51 Miami 46 Atlanta 44 Washington 41 Indiana 40 Detroit 40 Charlotte 39 New York 34 Chicago 33 Milwaukee 31 Orlando 30 Brooklyn 28 Philadelphia 25 Golden State 69 San Antonio 58 Houston 50 Utah 49 L.A. Clippers 48 Oklahoma City 44 Minn...

Here's a link to another projection.

Don't know how it's done but it looks the best that I've seen so far.

https://www.teamrankings.com/nba/projections/standings/

Haven't basically posted here since I last tried this in 2013-14. See if I can do better. Miami 53 Golden State 60 Cleveland 51 Memphis 55 Chicago 50 Oklahoma 55 Atlanta 50 San Antonio 53 Washington 44 Houston 52 Charlotte 44 LAC 52 Boston 43 New Orleans 44 Toronto 42 Dallas 38 Indiana 37 Utah 38 Mi...

Crow, I see you have the Clippers at 10% equity. I would be very curious as to your thought process. As I write this it appears they will be 15-9 after tonight. What are you seeing that will make them a better playoff team than last year? I'm having a hard time envisioning this team beating at least...

As a group, We are expecting the East to win 48% of all games. Last year, thanks to a .418 mark vs the West, they were .457 Pythagorean. So, we are expecting the East to better-than-halfway close the gap to .500 . It's a nice hope, we tend to have it every year, and it basically never happens. The ...

Does any method attempt to define a boundary for the absolute MOV consider to be meaningful? I would say this is somewhere around 20 points or so.

Mike, thanks for doing this. Could you tell me where you got the pyth wins projection? I can't find them. Thanks.

Mike, I hope you don't mind another new poster. Long time lurker and thought I'd give it a go. I'm not a stats guy so I don't use any formulas but I do use stats extensively to help sort out my thoughts. I watch a ton of NBA so thought it would be fun to try. First time I've ever actually done this....