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BBR Rankings: 2010-02-12

Posted by Neil Paine on February 12, 2010

Rising: Heat (L-@CHI, W-HOU, W-@ATL); Sixers (W-@NOH, W-@HOU, W-MIN, L-@TOR)
Falling: Grizzlies (L-HOU, L-@MIN, L-ATL); Knicks (L-MIL, L-@CLE, L-SAC)

(Want to know how the BBR Rankings are calculated? Read this first... "MLE" = Maximum Likelihood Estimate.)

Rank Prev Team W L WPct SOSRk Week MLE Rank
1 1 Cleveland Cavaliers 43 11 0.796 29 3-0 1.50497 1
2 2 Los Angeles Lakers 41 13 0.759 17 3-1 1.32898 2
3 3 Orlando Magic 36 18 0.667 23 3-2 0.84765 3
4 5 Atlanta Hawks 33 18 0.647 11 2-1 0.77915 4
5 7 Denver Nuggets 35 18 0.660 22 2-2 0.74736 5
6 4 Dallas Mavericks 32 20 0.615 8 1-2 0.65292 7
7 8 Utah Jazz 32 19 0.627 3 2-1 0.69989 6
8 6 Boston Celtics 32 18 0.640 28 1-2 0.62999 8
9 10 Oklahoma City Thunder 30 21 0.588 6 2-0 0.53360 9
10 9 Phoenix Suns 31 22 0.585 15 1-1 0.51889 10
11 12 Portland Trail Blazers 31 24 0.564 5 1-2 0.38412 12
12 14 San Antonio Spurs 30 21 0.588 16 2-1 0.40963 11
13 11 Houston Rockets 27 24 0.529 1 1-2 0.31022 13
14 15 Toronto Raptors 29 23 0.558 21 2-0 0.30613 14
15 17 New Orleans Hornets 28 25 0.528 24 2-2 0.14433 15
16 19 Miami Heat 26 27 0.491 2 2-1 0.12265 17
17 16 Charlotte Bobcats 26 25 0.510 12 2-1 0.07691 18
18 13 Memphis Grizzlies 26 25 0.510 9 0-3 0.13540 16
19 18 Chicago Bulls 25 26 0.490 7 2-2 0.04662 19
20 20 Milwaukee Bucks 24 27 0.471 26 3-1 -0.18369 20
21 21 Los Angeles Clippers 21 31 0.404 18 0-3 -0.40800 21
22 22 Sacramento Kings 18 34 0.346 4 2-2 -0.62709 22
23 25 Philadelphia 76ers 20 32 0.385 30 3-1 -0.63925 23
24 24 Detroit Pistons 18 33 0.353 20 2-2 -0.73956 24
25 27 Washington Wizards 17 33 0.340 19 1-1 -0.80346 26
26 23 New York Knicks 19 32 0.373 27 0-3 -0.77896 25
27 26 Indiana Pacers 18 34 0.346 25 1-2 -0.83791 27
28 28 Golden State Warriors 14 37 0.275 13 1-2 -1.07744 28
29 29 Minnesota Timberwolves 13 40 0.245 14 2-2 -1.29645 29
30 30 New Jersey Nets 4 48 0.077 10 0-4 -2.78761 30
Home-Court Advantage 0.52962

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5 Responses to “BBR Rankings: 2010-02-12”

  1. DSMok1 Says:
    February 12th, 2010 at 12:42 pm

    Looks good!

    Again, the pure adjusted efficiency margin, calculated with the SRS system off of the 4-factor box scores on this site:
    Team Margin
    CLE 8.13
    UTA 7.09
    LAL 7.03
    ATL 6.73
    DEN 5.87
    SAS 5.24
    OKC 4.99
    ORL 3.94
    POR 2.83
    BOS 2.82
    PHO 2.53
    TOR 0.74
    MIA 0.43
    HOU 0.34
    DAL 0.24
    MEM -0.63
    MIL -0.76
    NOH -1.06
    CHI -1.76
    CHA -2.06
    LAC -2.90
    SAC -3.67
    GSW -3.96
    PHI -4.36
    NYK -4.37
    WAS -4.46
    DET -4.98
    IND -5.76
    MIN -6.36
    NJN -11.83

  2. Neil Paine Says:
    February 12th, 2010 at 1:25 pm

    Jersey is so brutal this year, MLE has to have 19 teams being above average simply to offset the incredible suckitude of the Nets and still keep the league average equal to zero. By standard SRS, only 3 teams in NBA history have been as good as NJ has been bad: the 1971 Bucks, the 1996 Bulls, and the 1972 Lakers. In 2010, we've all been witnesses... to one of the worst basketball teams of all time, that is.

  3. P Middy Says:
    February 12th, 2010 at 2:10 pm

    Any idea when an NBA team last played in front of less than 1500 fans? The combination of snow, Nets, and Bucks apparently kept all but the most bored denizens of Weehawken at home.

  4. Pageup Says:
    February 12th, 2010 at 11:56 pm

    what's the record for fewest wins? is it 9 by Philly?

  5. Neil Paine Says:
    February 13th, 2010 at 12:57 pm

    Yes:

    http://www.basketball-reference.com/teams/PHI/1973.html

    The Nets are on pace to shatter that record; their .077 WPct has them projected to win 6 or 7 games this year. Which is something I didn't think was possible in the salary-cap era.

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